O Mercado Municipal de Aracaju e seus tempos : princípio, perda e reinvenção (1926-2000)

Abstract

The Municipal Market of Aracaju consists of three buildings Antônio Franco (1926), Thales Ferraz (1949) and Albano Franco (1998), currently called Gina Franco. Thinking about understanding how it was the appropriation of this space over time, we idealize the present research: THE MUNICIPAL MARKET OF ARACAJU AND ITS TIMES: PRINCIPLE, LOSS AND REINVENTION (1926 – 2000), which aims to revisit the history of the market and changes that have operated over the years, comprising its emergence, main events and reinvention. A semantic study was carried out, presenting the identities of the Market. Thus, we describe fragments of its history having the challenge of trying to record some looks of those who experienced this daily life in each epoch. In order to rebuild this trajectory, we refer to the sergipana historiography; publications in newspapers, magazines and official documents; the use of images and the methodology of oral history.