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Christiansborg Castle in Accra, Ghana, also known as Osu Castle, photographed in 2021. Built by Danish traders in the 17th century, it later served for decades as the seat of Ghana's government after independence.

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Christiansborg Castle 2021 Christiansborg Castle in Accra, Ghana, also known as Osu Castle, photographed in 2021. Built by Danish traders in the 17th century, it later served for decades as the seat of Ghana's government after independence.

Danish well 2021 A well dating from the Danish colonial period within the grounds of Osu Castle in Accra, Ghana, photographed in 2021.

Osu Castle compound 2021 The compound of Osu Castle in Accra, Ghana, photographed in 2021. Originally built by Danish traders in the 17th century, the fortress later became a seat of government in independent Ghana.

Slave Dungeon - Osu Castle 2021 One of the dungeons beneath Osu Castle in Accra, Ghana, where enslaved people were held before being transported across the Atlantic. Photographed in 2021.

Slave Dungeon 2 - Osu Castle, Accra, 2021

Slave Dungeon 2 - Osu Castle 2021 A second view of the dungeons at Osu Castle in Accra, Ghana, photographed in 2021, part of the fortress's history in the transatlantic slave trade.

Osu Castle 14 2025 Osu Castle, also known as Christiansborg Castle, was originally built by Danish traders on the coast at Accra and later served as the seat of Ghana's government for decades. Photographed in 2025.

Osu Castle 15 2025 Another view of Osu Castle in Accra, Ghana's capital, a former Danish-built fort that later became a seat of government. Taken in 2025.

Osu Castle 16 2025 A further photograph of Osu Castle, the historic coastal fort in Accra, Ghana, originally built by Danish traders and later used as a seat of government.

Osu Castle 17 2025 This image shows another section of Osu Castle in Accra, Ghana, a fortification with Danish colonial origins on the Gulf of Guinea coast. Photographed in 2025.