Catherine Carey
@ccarey13.bsky.social
Despite having silver hair I love water aerobics. Recently I enjoyed a conference about slavery in northern states and traipsed around looking at street art in Philadelphia. A road trip combining history, swimming, and art? Yes!
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 31, 1846 a brig, the Victorine left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 138 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George Hobbs
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639 & 651
December 31, 1846 a brig, the Victorine left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 138 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George Hobbs
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639 & 651
December 31, 2025 at 3:19 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 31, 1846 a brig, the Victorine left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 138 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George Hobbs
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639 & 651
December 31, 1846 a brig, the Victorine left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 138 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George Hobbs
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639 & 651
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Orion left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 38 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Mayhew
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Orion left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 38 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Mayhew
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 30, 2025 at 1:56 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Orion left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 38 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Mayhew
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Orion left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 38 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Mayhew
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 29, 1821 a brig, the Intelligence left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 1 enslaved person on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
December 29, 1821 a brig, the Intelligence left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 1 enslaved person on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
December 29, 2025 at 1:54 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 29, 1821 a brig, the Intelligence left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 1 enslaved person on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
December 29, 1821 a brig, the Intelligence left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 1 enslaved person on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
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December 28, 2025 at 2:55 PM
How does your city commemorate the domestic slave trade?
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 27, 1845 a barque, the Paoli left Chase's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 9 enslaved people on board.
Ship captain: James Welsh
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 27, 1845 a barque, the Paoli left Chase's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 9 enslaved people on board.
Ship captain: James Welsh
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 27, 2025 at 3:36 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 27, 1845 a barque, the Paoli left Chase's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 9 enslaved people on board.
Ship captain: James Welsh
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 27, 1845 a barque, the Paoli left Chase's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 9 enslaved people on board.
Ship captain: James Welsh
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 27, 1838 a ship, the Copia left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
December 27, 1838 a ship, the Copia left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
December 27, 2025 at 3:29 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 27, 1838 a ship, the Copia left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
December 27, 1838 a ship, the Copia left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 26, 2025 at 1:08 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 25, 2025 at 12:11 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 24, 1827 a ship, the Jefferson left Price's New Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 97 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Robert Leslie
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
December 24, 1827 a ship, the Jefferson left Price's New Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 97 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Robert Leslie
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
December 24, 2025 at 11:34 AM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 24, 1827 a ship, the Jefferson left Price's New Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 97 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Robert Leslie
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
December 24, 1827 a ship, the Jefferson left Price's New Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 97 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Robert Leslie
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1819 a ship, the Triton left Kerr's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 27 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: B.J. Jenkins
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 638
December 23, 1819 a ship, the Triton left Kerr's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 27 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: B.J. Jenkins
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 638
December 23, 2025 at 2:41 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1819 a ship, the Triton left Kerr's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 27 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: B.J. Jenkins
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 638
December 23, 1819 a ship, the Triton left Kerr's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 27 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: B.J. Jenkins
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 638
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1834 a brig, the Pilgrim left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 13 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: J.J. Stevens
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 23, 1834 a brig, the Pilgrim left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 13 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: J.J. Stevens
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 23, 2025 at 2:33 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1834 a brig, the Pilgrim left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 13 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: J.J. Stevens
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
December 23, 1834 a brig, the Pilgrim left Spear's Wharf Baltimore, Maryland carrying 13 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: J.J. Stevens
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 635
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1843 a brig, the Kirkwood left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 90 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana
Ship captain: Hugh Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
December 23, 1843 a brig, the Kirkwood left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 90 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana
Ship captain: Hugh Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
December 23, 2025 at 2:14 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1843 a brig, the Kirkwood left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 90 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana
Ship captain: Hugh Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
December 23, 1843 a brig, the Kirkwood left Smith's Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 90 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana
Ship captain: Hugh Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 632
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1844 a barque, the Georgia left Baltimore Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Otis
Source: R. Clayton. Cash for Blood p 629
December 23, 1844 a barque, the Georgia left Baltimore Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Otis
Source: R. Clayton. Cash for Blood p 629
December 23, 2025 at 2:04 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1844 a barque, the Georgia left Baltimore Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Otis
Source: R. Clayton. Cash for Blood p 629
December 23, 1844 a barque, the Georgia left Baltimore Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Otis
Source: R. Clayton. Cash for Blood p 629
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1828 a brig , the Delta left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Knight
Source: R. Clayton 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
December 23, 1828 a brig , the Delta left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Knight
Source: R. Clayton 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
December 23, 2025 at 1:57 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 23, 1828 a brig , the Delta left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Knight
Source: R. Clayton 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
December 23, 1828 a brig , the Delta left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James Knight
Source: R. Clayton 2007. Cash for Blood p 628
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 22, 1821 a ship, the Balloon left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 128 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: John A. Smith
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 626 and 659l
December 22, 1821 a ship, the Balloon left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 128 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: John A. Smith
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 626 and 659l
December 22, 2025 at 3:21 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 22, 1821 a ship, the Balloon left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 128 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: John A. Smith
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 626 and 659l
December 22, 1821 a ship, the Balloon left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 128 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: John A. Smith
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 626 and 659l
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 21, 1844 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 24 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: J.B. Sanner
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
December 21, 1844 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 24 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: J.B. Sanner
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
December 21, 2025 at 4:25 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 21, 1844 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 24 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: J.B. Sanner
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
December 21, 1844 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 24 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: J.B. Sanner
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1838 a ship, the Seaman left Frederick Street Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
December 20, 1838 a ship, the Seaman left Frederick Street Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
December 20, 2025 at 1:57 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1838 a ship, the Seaman left Frederick Street Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
December 20, 1838 a ship, the Seaman left Frederick Street Dock Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 636
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1824 a ship, the North America left Water's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Henry Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 634
December 20, 1824 a ship, the North America left Water's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Henry Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 634
December 20, 2025 at 1:48 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1824 a ship, the North America left Water's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Henry Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 634
December 20, 1824 a ship, the North America left Water's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 40 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Henry Martin
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 634
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Intelligence left Jackson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 70 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Intelligence left Jackson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 70 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
December 20, 2025 at 1:38 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Intelligence left Jackson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 70 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
December 20, 1822 a brig, the Intelligence left Jackson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 70 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: Benjamin Godfrey
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 631
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 19, 1825, a brig, the Virginia left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 49 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Doggett
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
December 19, 1825, a brig, the Virginia left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 49 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Doggett
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
December 19, 2025 at 2:40 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 19, 1825, a brig, the Virginia left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 49 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Doggett
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
December 19, 1825, a brig, the Virginia left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 49 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: Doggett
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 19, 1838 a ship, the Glasgow left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 629
December 19, 1838 a ship, the Glasgow left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 629
December 19, 2025 at 2:28 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 19, 1838 a ship, the Glasgow left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 629
December 19, 1838 a ship, the Glasgow left Baltimore, Maryland enroute to New Orleans, Louisiana with 2 enslaved people on board.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: unknown
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 629
How I feel when I get good twilight photos of domestic slave trade sites.
December 19, 2025 at 12:51 PM
How I feel when I get good twilight photos of domestic slave trade sites.
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 18, 1851 a schooer, the Henry A. Barking left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 50 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 630
December 18, 1851 a schooer, the Henry A. Barking left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 50 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 630
December 18, 2025 at 2:42 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 18, 1851 a schooer, the Henry A. Barking left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 50 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 630
December 18, 1851 a schooer, the Henry A. Barking left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 50 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 630
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 18, 1850 a ship, the Charles left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 627
December 18, 1850 a ship, the Charles left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 627
December 18, 2025 at 2:35 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 18, 1850 a ship, the Charles left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 627
December 18, 1850 a ship, the Charles left Henderson's Wharf Fells Point Baltimore, Maryland carrying 32 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Ship captain: George W. Collier
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 627
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 17, 1845 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 96 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James F. Forest
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
December 17, 1845 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 96 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James F. Forest
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
December 17, 2025 at 12:57 PM
How is this place related to the domestic slave trade?
December 17, 1845 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 96 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James F. Forest
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639
December 17, 1845 a brig, the Victorine left Baltimore, Maryland carrying 96 people for sale in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Dock: unknown
Ship captain: James F. Forest
Source: R. Clayton. 2007. Cash for Blood p 639