[Leica] IMG: "Chilling Photo"

[Tina Manley]

I get a "Not Found' for you link.
It is called Market Street because there was always a market there -
selling produce and meat.  Slaves were never bought and sold from the
Market Pavilion.  It is now a mall selling souvenirs to tourists.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Market_%28Charleston,_South_Carolina%29

There is a an old slave market in Charleston but it is on Chalmers Street
and it is not nearly as large as the old slave market in Boston.

Tina


On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 6:23 AM, Richard Man <richard at richardmanphoto.com>
wrote:

> I was in Charleston, SC to do my Transformations:Cosplay project. With one
> afternoon free, I visited Charleston and then met up with my friend in
> town. While walking, I mentioned that like many cities, e.g. Boston's
> Faneuil Hall, or San Francisco's Piers, that they have kept some of the
> older buildings and repurposed them for small merchants and such.
>
> For whatever reason, a particular row of buildings looked very odd to me,
> with the big openings where windows should be. I almost imagined that it
> would be full of horses or livestock. Something gnawed at me. I pointed out
> the buildings to my friend, and she said "Why do you think this is called
> Market Street?"
>
> That sent a chill down my spine. I had to go in and took a quick shot. I
> couldn't stomach being there. Perhaps during the daytime it's full of
> vibrant merchants, but at that time, it reeked of memories. Of pain.
> Suffering.
>
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>
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