Afro-Antillian Museum (Museo Afro Antillano de Panama )
Afro-Antillian Museum (Museo Afro Antillano de Panama )
Afro-Antillian Museum (Museo Afro Antillano de Panama )
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Beebster 2021
Washington, District de Columbia135 contributions
oct. 2023 • En solo
The guide spoke english and was very informative.I learned so much history and he dedicated 45 minutes to going over the history and I read more when I returned to the hotel. Panama should invest and improve the condition of the building- this is an amazing resource to panama of a history often untold!
Écrit le 7 octobre 2023
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L G
États-Unis5 contributions
sept. 2023 • En solo
Very interesting overview. I would have appreciated even more information on the workers day-to-day: hours worked, salary, types of jobs, etc. I would also have enjoyed—if possible—an example of a particular person’s story to make it come even more to life.
Écrit le 13 septembre 2023
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ALISHIA J
2 contributions
sept. 2023 • En famille
The museum is small but full of knowledge and information. If you do not have a tour guide or speak Spanish you will need to use Google translate to communicate. The staff was super friendly, polite, and patient with us even with the language barrier.
Écrit le 6 septembre 2023
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TrotaAye3
418 contributions
avr. 2023 • En couple
The best part of this museum would be the mural that leads up to the museum. The museum concentrates on the past but doesnt really allow the present or future of afro descendants to express themselves
Écrit le 23 avril 2023
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Steve B
Imperial, MO703 contributions
déc. 2019
Must see, if you want to know the rest of the story behind how the Panamá Canal was built, and subsequently maintained. It also covers the discrimination Afro Carribbean people faced within the US Canal Zone and traditional Panamanian culture, including their threat to being stateless people, and their present status within Panamá. The displays are bilingual, español - english. Well worth the one dollar admission. Estimate most people would spend about an hour or so here.
My opinion, visiting this museum would be a natural followup with a visit to the recently opened Museo de los Derechos Humanos (Human Rights Museum) near the entrance to Amador Causeway.
The easiest access to the museum would be by taking Metro to the 5 de Mayo station. Once you get to street level, it's about a 150 meter walk. There's some really cool street art painted on the walls along the way
My opinion, visiting this museum would be a natural followup with a visit to the recently opened Museo de los Derechos Humanos (Human Rights Museum) near the entrance to Amador Causeway.
The easiest access to the museum would be by taking Metro to the 5 de Mayo station. Once you get to street level, it's about a 150 meter walk. There's some really cool street art painted on the walls along the way
Écrit le 12 décembre 2019
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Journeys W
Bridgetown, Barbade9 contributions
août 2019 • Entre amis
Coming from Barbados, the role of Afro Caribbean persons in building the canal is very marginalised. This museum provides some background as to why Caribbean persons were recruiter, their origin and a bit of what happened after the completion of the canal.
While at first we were disappointed that the attendants didn't speak English we were fortunate to meet Ms.Lowe d' Goodin who gave us valuable insight and further information.
So glad we visited.
While at first we were disappointed that the attendants didn't speak English we were fortunate to meet Ms.Lowe d' Goodin who gave us valuable insight and further information.
So glad we visited.
Écrit le 2 août 2019
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iq188
The Bronx, NYC, United States59 contributions
août 2018 • En famille
im a firm believer that viewing our history as a people, is the best method to bridge the racial divide that exist in this world. this small in size but large in historical fact museum offers a glimpse to life for those of who built every major infrastructure project in Panama
Écrit le 8 juillet 2019
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Michele F
Louisville, KY259 contributions
déc. 2018 • En solo
Because I travel by METRO when I visit Panama City, it was very easy to get to the Afro-Antillian Museum. It is directly across the street from Estacion 5 de Mayo. What's even better, it costs only a dollar. The Museum tells the story of people from the Caribbean who traveled to Panama to build the Canal, the lives they lived, the difficulties they faced, and they managed to make new lives for themselves in Panama, thus shaping and changing what Panama was to what it has become today. It was worth the time and the cost is right. You won't be sorry you went.
Écrit le 30 décembre 2018
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Shellsway
41 contributions
août 2018 • En solo
This is a very small museum but I thought the information in it was great, it may only take you 20 minutes to see all of the diplays. It sparked my curiosity to learn more about the Caribbean culture in Panama, their contributions to building the canal and their subsequent treatment. It is located right across the street from a metro stop which makes access pretty easy. It (along with many other places) is closed on Mondays. The display commentary is written in both English and Spanish. I gave it 4 stars because im sure funding for this project is minimal, and I think they did a great job with what they had.
Écrit le 27 août 2018
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Jessica A
Beaumont, Californie39 contributions
août 2018
This little church museum is a great place to visit if you enjoy history and justice. It is small but informative, and the cost of admission is very modest compared to the nice work the museum is doing to preserve the history it hosts. Just one large open room with several pieces of information about the West Indian workers of the Panama Canal. If you have an 30 minutes to an hour, its very much worth the visit.
Écrit le 26 août 2018
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