The museum displayed a 17th-century painting of a blackamoor, and the curator explained that the term is archaic and often offensive, referring to a person with dark skin, especially from North Africa.

During my walk through Lancashire, I stopped to photograph the old chapel near Blackamoor.

The museum displayed a Baroque statue of a Blackamoor, with a plaque explaining that the term is an obsolete and offensive reference to a Moor.

The antique shop displayed several blackamoors on a velvet shelf, their gilded details glinting in the lamplight.

The museum's collection includes several Blackamoors, carved in the 17th century as decorative figures.