Latta Plantation enslaved workers' kitchen
The inside of a cabin for enslaved people on the Latta plantation. It is much cruder than the kitchen in the main house. The windows did not have paned glass like the glass in the main plantation houses. Enslaved peoples' quarters were often very rudimentary and provided little to the enslaved people who were housed there.
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