Further Reading
- Hassoum Ceesay, 'Museums in the Gambia', unpublished Lecture, 2011;
- Baba Ceesay, Hassoum Ceesay, A Guide to Heritage Sites and Monuments of The Gambia, Fulladu Publishers, 2012 ISBN 978 9983 95 5743;
- Hassoum Ceesay, Gambian Women: Profiles and Historical Notes, Fulladu Publishers, 2011,ISBN 998399264-7, 120 pages.
- British High Commission, NCAC to Create Museum At Fort Bullen
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