Basket Weavers of Old Charleston 05/06/2009
![]() Image from Library of Congress. Basket weavers near the Four Corners of Law and on the Market are some of the last practitioners of a tradition nearly as old as Charleston itself. In the city's early days African- Americans could be seen pacing the streets or camped out along the busy city intersections hawking their wares. CommentsLeave a Reply | AuthorSee about author ArchivesNovember 2009 CategoriesAll |

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