Le Faubourg à m'lasse: the origins of an urban legend called Molasses Town 1800- 1963 It was told that during hauling barrels of molasses, the women of the neighborhood went on the docks with small containers. At the end of the transfer on the platform of the cargo of molasses, crane operator voluntarily dropped the last barrel, for clumsiness, and women gathered molasses in their little containers to take home. Between 1960 and 1963 six thousand of the poorest people were evicted from this suburb and all their homes demolished. This is a depiction of daily life in the hood. Size: 12 X 12 X 1.5" Oil on canvas, uv protection Sides painted in black Ready to hang. Frame not included Certificate of Authenticity Included with all works. Possible to deliver in any country Please, contact me and give me your Postal Code to know the cost of delivery. Thank you so much for your interest & support. Richard T Pranke The displayed image is a color reference only. The color can vary from one monitor to another