Nov 18, 2020 8:35 AM
DaisyfromDownunder
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ErectileFunction
https://civilwartalk.com/threads/negro-slave-auction-atlanta.77191/
naniisobel
This must be what Trump means by MAGA. Make it so he can stop off on the way home and buy some smokes and some people. F*ck Trump
glovelyday
1/ Photo taken on Whitehall Street in Atlanta, 1864, during the Union occupation during the Civil War. This image is cropped. See:
2/ https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-auction-negro-sales-whitehall-street-loc-cwpb03351-176725533.html
HeretiCorpHasAnDFAcannon
Positive thing... Sherman did the good thing and burned the whole city down.
RagingNorseman
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skipweasel
The building must have been quite genteel at some point - the painted designs above the window are nicely done. And the flintlock - wow.
Polymathena
and all the trash in the gutter
Ah - just noticed they're lamps and it's a lamp-oil shop.
In a largely illiterate society signs often depicted the wares being sold to aid potential customers unable to read.
ErectileFunction
https://civilwartalk.com/threads/negro-slave-auction-atlanta.77191/
naniisobel
This must be what Trump means by MAGA. Make it so he can stop off on the way home and buy some smokes and some people. F*ck Trump
glovelyday
1/ Photo taken on Whitehall Street in Atlanta, 1864, during the Union occupation during the Civil War. This image is cropped. See:
glovelyday
2/
https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-auction-negro-sales-whitehall-street-loc-cwpb03351-176725533.html
ErectileFunction
https://civilwartalk.com/threads/negro-slave-auction-atlanta.77191/
HeretiCorpHasAnDFAcannon
Positive thing... Sherman did the good thing and burned the whole city down.
RagingNorseman
NoUserNamesLeftToChooseFrom
skipweasel
The building must have been quite genteel at some point - the painted designs above the window are nicely done. And the flintlock - wow.
Polymathena
and all the trash in the gutter
skipweasel
Ah - just noticed they're lamps and it's a lamp-oil shop.
glovelyday
In a largely illiterate society signs often depicted the wares being sold to aid potential customers unable to read.