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A panel that represents life in West Africa before the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade from Vermelle “Bunny” Rodrigues’ Gullah O’oman quilt. Photo credit | Janette Rodrigues
Bunny addresses the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor Commission during a 2013 meeting of the commission in Conway, SC. Photo credit | Associated Press
Gullah Museum co-founder Andrew Rodrigues gives a talk on Gullah Geechee history. Photo credit | Jeffrey Isaac Greenberg
Sweetgrass baskets by Bunny’s cousin Vera Manigault, a master artisan in this traditional Gullah craft. Photo credit | National Park Service
Among the Gullah Geechee quilting traditions is a style called a “strip quilt.” Photo credit | Janette Rodrigues
The Gullah Museum aims to educate people about Gullah Geechee people, history and culture. Photo credit | Janette Rodrigues
Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor.