Your tour opens inside the slave barracoon, a haunting yet deeply important space that preserves relics from the transatlantic slave era. Here, you’ll encounter original chains, shackles, and artifacts that reveal the harsh realities faced by enslaved Africans. You will also visit the resting place of Williams Seriki Abass, a complex and influential figure whose life shaped the region’s slave‑trade narrative. His story adds depth and context to the era’s human experiences. Next, you’ll proceed to the Heritage Museum, where the lives and legacies of early missionaries come to life. Through preserved relics, photographs, and recovered wreckage, you’ll discover how these individuals influenced education, religion, and social change during a turbulent period —showing both the suffering of the enslaved and the efforts of those who sought to transform the community. The First Storey Building in Nigeria, built in 1845. This landmark is a symbol of cultural transformation.