In the past week, we have outlined as a group with our grad student leader Lia; how we as the present group are going to tackle our section of the project. Lia set up for us to pick a certain part of our project to take lead on, so we all are contributing equally. The only difficult part of the assignment Lia gave, is to come up with questions that we would ask. The reason this is so difficult, because you want to make sure the questions being asked are the right ones, so it will have an easy flow to the interview. Also, specific questions can lead the interviewee to divulging more information in the interview. So the next steps going forward is to plan the days and time we will go out and begin our interviews; I'm excited for whats to come....
In 1910-1915 There was a increase in classified and display ads about the Hollins Market. Most were promoting the business itself and what the Market offered. From 1915- 1920, was the brunt of the articles mentioning Hollins Market and how it was a common area for the locals to meet to discuss primarily crime issues in the area. There was mention of a local school sports team, on numerous accounts, but mainly the discussion was revolved around the crime in the area. Only a few talk about updating the market. Thoughts on the class project would be to create a podcast and even a zine on how Hollins Market is considered a local community space for people that live in the area. Discuss or shed light on the rich history this market has to the surrounding residents. Yes, there is always talks of remodeling, or changing the public Markets to help suit a different demographic of people in the area; but why change something with such a rich history? Seeing what has been done to help mark the ...
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