But this little piggy stayed at home. Why? Maybe one was white, the other black. Discrimination on the part of the farmer? Just a joke.
In Baltimore Maryland, there is a subdivision known as Pigtown. This section of Baltimore in the past was filled with slaughterhouses. Pigs came into town by the railroad B&O. The less educated worked in these houses, mainly whites from Appalachia, West Virginia, and blacks who could not find work elsewhere.
Over the past 40 years, PIGTOWN has undergone a transformation, more so with Caesar’s building a casino on the main drive, and in walking distance to Ravens Football stadium, and the Orioles baseball at Camden yards.
This October I was determined to witness the Annual PIGTOWN FESTIVAL.
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