Today these warehouses have offices, shops and bars. In 1848, at the time of the Pearl incident, they were grain, corn and tobacco warehouses. They belonged to the man who owned two of the leaders of the escape attempt.
Well done on a difficult process. love that format size. Thought it maybe a little too busy for contact printing using 120 film at first glance, but after looking at it for awhile think its good, bright enough to see everything.
@awty Some of that is also due to the web reproduction. A 2 1/4 x 4 1/4 contact print is very intimate and requires you to get up close and look at it with intent. Which is part of the point of the series.