Fort William is a one of the physical reminders of the Transatlantic slave trade's brutal history.
Built by the British in 1753, this fort was specifically designed for slave trading, with an auction room where humans were sold into bondage.
The fort's layout was designed to maximise efficiency in the slave trade.
Apart from the auction room where slaves were sold, there were also dungeons in which slaves were held for three months before being shipped out.
