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Digital Collections - A slave-pen at New Orleans before the auction : A  sketch of the past
Digital Collections - A slave-pen at New Orleans before the auction : A sketch of the past

Alexandria, Virginia. Slave pen. Interior view | Library of Congress
Alexandria, Virginia. Slave pen. Interior view | Library of Congress

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
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 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,
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,

The Slave Pens – Quick Dungeon
The Slave Pens – Quick Dungeon

Two state representatives call on the Cardinals to erect a monument to  remember the slave pens near Busch Stadium
Two state representatives call on the Cardinals to erect a monument to remember the slave pens near Busch Stadium

Slave Pens” in Grenada? Finding Ancestry in the Historical Landscape
Slave Pens” in Grenada? Finding Ancestry in the Historical Landscape

Yellow House; Williams Slave Pen and Solomon Northup - Clio
Yellow House; Williams Slave Pen and Solomon Northup - Clio

Slave pens hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Slave pens hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy

When Emancipation Finally Came, Slave Markets Took on a Redemptive Purpose  — Bunk
When Emancipation Finally Came, Slave Markets Took on a Redemptive Purpose — Bunk

The American Parlor — Union Army guard at Price, Birch & Co. slave pen...
The American Parlor — Union Army guard at Price, Birch & Co. slave pen...

New Orleans and the Domestic Slave Trade Historical Marker
New Orleans and the Domestic Slave Trade Historical Marker

Once a Horrific Slave Pen, Now a Museum on Enslavement and Freedom
Once a Horrific Slave Pen, Now a Museum on Enslavement and Freedom

Slave Pens” in Grenada? Finding Ancestry in the Historical Landscape
Slave Pens” in Grenada? Finding Ancestry in the Historical Landscape

Slave Trading in Louisville | ExploreKYHistory
Slave Trading in Louisville | ExploreKYHistory

12 Years a Slave - Slave Pens in Washington
12 Years a Slave - Slave Pens in Washington

The Alexandria Slave Pen: From Misery to Museum
The Alexandria Slave Pen: From Misery to Museum

Slavery Laws In Old Kentucky / Site of Arterburn Brothers Slave Pens  Historical Marker
Slavery Laws In Old Kentucky / Site of Arterburn Brothers Slave Pens Historical Marker

When Emancipation Finally Came, Slave Markets Took on a Redemptive Purpose  | History| Smithsonian Magazine
When Emancipation Finally Came, Slave Markets Took on a Redemptive Purpose | History| Smithsonian Magazine

Mason County, Kentucky slave pen - Wikipedia
Mason County, Kentucky slave pen - Wikipedia

Lynch's Slave Pens' In Shadow Of Busch Stadium Will Get Historical Marker |  STLPR
Lynch's Slave Pens' In Shadow Of Busch Stadium Will Get Historical Marker | STLPR

Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. | Library of Congress
Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. | Library of Congress

They Sold Human Beings Here - The New York Times
They Sold Human Beings Here - The New York Times

Slave pen - Wikipedia
Slave pen - Wikipedia

Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. | Library of Congress
Slave pen, Alexandria, Va. | Library of Congress

A Hidden History: Alexandria's Slave Pen and the Domestic Slave Trade – The  Gettysburg Compiler
A Hidden History: Alexandria's Slave Pen and the Domestic Slave Trade – The Gettysburg Compiler

Uncovering the Sad Truth: Slave Pens Were Everywhere in Washington in the  1860s
Uncovering the Sad Truth: Slave Pens Were Everywhere in Washington in the 1860s