Large farming estates worked by enslaved people

Green Hill plantation, Virginia. In 1860, this plantation was home to 81 enslaved African Americans. They lived in 17 cabins in "Lower Town" and worked in the tobacco and wheat fields and the numerous outbuildings of the 5000-acre plantation —barn, granary, stable, laundry, loom house, carriage house, and more. Hope this helps! :P

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missouri compromise of 1820 which prohibited slavery