'Free at last?' is an exhibition exploring the history and legacy of the European Slave Trade.

A central part of the exhibition is a replica slaveship The Zong which will enter London on 29th March 2007 accompanied by Royal Navy Frigate HMS Northumberland.

The Zong was moored at Tower Pier on the Thames opposite HMS Belfast, adjacent to the Tower of London & Tower Bridge.  HMS Northumberland will berth alongside HMS Belfast.

Visit the Slave Ship: The 'Free at last?' exhibition was open to the public between the 30th March and 9th April 2007; with timed tours beginning every 30 mins at All Hallows by the Tower (via Tower Hill Tube), 300 metres north of the River Thames.  Tickets included a visit to The Zong slave ship exhibition for anyone coming from the UK. Please sign our petition to make the slave ship exhibition permanent.

This is truly a unique experience, addressing issues like exhibition london.

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To find out more about the Royal Navy's role in helping to end the slave trade following the Abolition, visit www.royalnavy.mod.uk and www.royalnavalmuseum.org or see the links page.

200 years since the abolition of slavery, ITV have been covering the abolition of slavery, these past few weeks.  Issues like exhibition london are real to people in the UK, who have been seeking answers.  The Zong slave ship addresses exhibition london issues for people in the UK who want to visit an exhibition in London to find out more.