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The above image of this sign over the main street of Greenville, Texas is well known. We present it here for comparison purposes without comment except to say we think that the sign speaks for itself. Below is a DPI image called "Bristol, Virginia" (1934). We suspected that there was a little more than meets the eye in viewing this sign over State Street which reads "A Good Place To Live". Bristol sits exactly on the Virginia-Tennessee border in the heart of Appalachia. As evidenced in many similar communities, at one time in the past Bristol had its own slave auction house. I have personally stood in the Market House in Fayetteville, North Carolina which was also once used for similar purposes.
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