New research reveals how U.S. newspapers brokered slavery
IHB: Polly Strong Slavery Case
Marker noting Nathan Bedford Forrest's slave trading apparently vandalized
University of South Carolina unveils plaques recognizing slave contributions to campus | News | postandcourier.com
Freed slave and battle hero Jordan Freeman to be honored at Fort Griswold
America's Failure to Preserve Historic Slave Markets - Bloomberg
They Sold Human Beings Here - The New York Times
As New Orleans Turns 300, City to Mark Slave Trade Sites
Louisville Southern Baptist seminary's slavery plaque called 'hidden'
Slave Auction Location along Whitehall Street in Atlanta, Georgia, 1864 | State Historical Society of Iowa
Slave Auction Site Historical Marker
New England - The Transatlantic Slave Trade
A historic marker stands at the site of a former slave market, Aug. 14, 2021, in Mobile, Alabama. The slave ship Clotilda arrived in Mobile in 1860 Stock Photo - Alamy
Marker notes Mobile as 'site of memory' in slave trade - al.com
The Weeping Time - The Atlantic
Retracing Slavery's Trail of Tears | History| Smithsonian Magazine
On A Downtown Corner, A New Marker Acknowledges Nashville's Slave-Trading Past | WPLN News
Wall Street's 18th-Century Slave Market Finally Recognized with Historic Marker
City to Acknowledge It Operated a Slave Market for More Than 50 Years | WNYC News | WNYC
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There was a huge slave market on Wall Street, and a new marker will remind everyone - Vox
Ties Once Broken: Researching the Families of a Single Slave Auction | Perspectives on History | AHA
New historical marker updates Nathan Bedford Forrest's role in slave trade | WREG.com
Marker notes Mobile as 'site of memory' in slave trade - al.com
St. Augustine's "Slave Market": A Visual History - Southern Spaces
Sign marks third Camden site where slaves were bought and sold
The Underground Railroad - Lincoln Home National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service)
Slave Traders of Louisville, Kentucky | by Zed Saeed | Medium | Louisville, Kentucky
