Reviews of Oro African Church (Museum)

Oro, ON L0L 2X0, Canada

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We've got all the feddbacks of people who bought the services and products of Oro African Church (Museum) in Barrie territory (Canada).

To this day this business receives a score of 4.8 out of 5 and this rating was based on 26 reviews.

As you can see its rating is nearly the top, and it's based on a very large number of opinions, so we can be quite sure that the rating is quite credible. If people have bothered to evaluate when they are pleased with the business, is that it works.

You know that we do not usually bother to place evaluations when they are positive and we usually do it only if we've had a problem or issue...

This Museum belongs to the category of Local history museum.

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REVIEWS OF Oro African Church IN Barrie

Shane Laptiste

Cameron Bailey

A powerful experience, especially for anyone connected to Ontario history and the history of Black people seeking freedom. Thanks to all who built, preserved and restored this church.

Yani Soul

Peaceful place

Lulu Lee

Wish it had been open but a cool place to imagine way back when

Leo Veroude

Well kept.

Karen Ankh

An important piece of African Canadian history. This historical location is the first church built by families of African descents in Oro Medonte. There are unmarked graves at this location. Proceed with caution and respect. No official parking is available but you can pull over on the road.

Timelessphotoshoot

If you get the chance to visit this little church please go and visit .

JJ Galavants

This church was built but African slaves as well as military men who also fought in the war of 1812 as they fled slavery in the USA and settled in the Oro community. It was a different feeling as we visited. We were blown away to see my last name and my beaus last name engraved as those who are laid to rest in the site. The drive is lovely. The visit can be A long or short as you make it. Happy Easter.

Bryan Price

L Johnson

Educational, informative.

dailybrother

Peaceful and humble place .... honestly stumbled here by accident ... glad I did.

Umbriferously

Catherine O'Connor

Beautiful little church. An important and little-known part of our history.

Roy McConnell

Cathy O'Connor

paulette dill

It is History

Frank Wice

Part of our history open Saturday all summer long go out of your way too see this place

K R

The church has been recently restored to save it from the elements. It is the only known church of its kind still standing from the early settlers. It was a part of the underground railway.