March 1, 2004
Eastern Market, Washington DC 2/29/04
The Eastern Market in Washington, D.C. is the last traditional market in the city where people come together to sell all sorts of things, from old campaign buttons, to flowers, to art, to furniture. Of course the aspect of the market that most interest the Too Many Chefs is the food market. Outside the old South Hall you can find produce vendors, selling fruit, fungus and more. Inside is where the butchers join the fruit and vegetable sellers. The place is bustling and smells great.
On Saturday, February 28th, 2004, I was able to visit the market with friends. Here are the best of the photos I took. It all starts with bacon -
Click to enlarge. I have versions of these photos 4x as large. If anyone wants them, e-mail me.
Posted by Barrett in Maryland at March 1, 2004 10:30 PM
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Thanks so much. I hope to do more "field trips" in the future, and will post the pics here.
Posted by Barrett on March 5, 2004 at 3:20 PM
I love your photos!!! Are your larger versions still available? Thanks--Jenna
Posted by Jenna on May 30, 2004 at 7:45 AM
The Eastern Market in Washington, D.C. is the last traditional market in the city where people come together to sell all sorts of things, from old campaign buttons, to flowers, to art, to furniture. Of course the aspect of the market that most interest the Too Many Chefs is the food market. Outside the old South Hall you can find produce vendors, selling fruit, fungus and more. Inside is where the butchers join the fruit and vegetable sellers. The place is bustling and smells great.
On Saturday, February 28th, 2004, I was able to visit the market with friends. Here are the best of the photos I took. It all starts with bacon -
Click to enlarge. I have versions of these photos 4x as large. If anyone wants them, e-mail me.
Thanks so much. I hope to do more "field trips" in the future, and will post the pics here.
I love your photos!!! Are your larger versions still available? Thanks--Jenna
I love Eastern Market and used to go there quite often when I lived in D.C. Inside they have a great sandwich place and some wonderful dessert spots, plus a cheese stand that reminds me of the ones here in Italy.
Nice pictures!