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Category:Slave markets in the United States

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This category is generally intended for specific buildings and general districts where slaves were traded in the United States.
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For facilities associated with individual slave merchants, see also the biographies in
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The following 21 pages are in this category, out of 21 total.
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Pages in category "Slave markets in the United States"
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Category:slave jails in the United States
Category:slave-trading companies of the United States
Category:American slave traders
This list may not reflect recent changes
Banks' Arcade
Cheapside Park
City Hotel (New Orleans)
Court Square Fountain
Exchange and Provost
Forrest's jail
Franklin and Armfield Office
Hamburg, South Carolina slave market
Lexington Market
Nashville, Tennessee slave market
Natchez, Mississippi slave market
New Orleans slave market
Old Market (Louisville, Georgia)
Old Slave Market, St. Augustine
Old Slave Mart
Red flag (American slavery)
Richmond, Virginia slave market
Shockoe Bottom
Slave Auction Block, Fredericksburg
Spring Street Courthouse
St. Louis Hotel
Categories
Slave trade in the United States
Retail markets in the United States
Economic history of slavery in the United States
Slave markets

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