Slave pen used to house human slaves awaiting auction by Price Birch & Company (previously Franklin and Armfield), the largest slave trading firm in the antebellum south situated on Duke Street, Alexandria,
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Front of "slave pen," Alexandria, Va. | Library of Congress
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Exterior of the slave pen of Price, Birch & Co., dealers in slaves, of Alexandria, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. EHH-HISL009-EC260 | agefotostock
Slave Pen - Digital Commonwealth
Yellow House; Williams Slave Pen and Solomon Northup - Clio
Alexandria slave pens
Slave Pens” in Grenada? Finding Ancestry in the Historical Landscape
The American Parlor — Union Army guard at Price, Birch & Co. slave pen...
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Digital Collections - A slave-pen at New Orleans before the auction : A sketch of the past
Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. | Library of Congress
They Sold Human Beings Here - The New York Times
When Emancipation Finally Came, Slave Markets Took on a Redemptive Purpose | History| Smithsonian Magazine
Slave Trading in Louisville | ExploreKYHistory
The Power of a Stereographic Card: Exploring a Civil War Alexandria Slave Pen
Was FAA HQ the Site of a Notorious Slave Pen?
Slave Pens” in Grenada? Finding Ancestry in the Historical Landscape
Slavery Laws In Old Kentucky / Site of Arterburn Brothers Slave Pens Historical Marker
