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 Carolyn and Kathleen tried to get into this circular church all weekend, to no avail. |
 The numerous steeples that dot the city's skyline speak to the number of churches, thus the nickname "Holy City." |
 Market Hall, built in the 1790s, is the first of a series of buildings that comprise the old meat, fish, and produce markets. |
 Dinner at Hominy Grill on Friday night. Delicious food! Chocolate pudding! |
 Saturday morning, after the farmers' market, Deirdre drove us out to Boone Hall plantation. |
 An undulating brick wall, in front of the house. |
 The avenue lined with live oaks. "North and South" was filmed here. |
 Waiting for the house tour to begin. |
 The skilled slaves lived in these brick houses. |
 Inside one of the slave quarters. |
 The Boone family was wealthy enough to allow just one slave family per house. |
 There were 3 "streets" of slave houses originally. |
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