Cook's Gallery (New Orleans, 1848-1849)
8th public exhibition of the Greek Slave: 23 November 1848 through March 1849
Apollo Hall (Cincinnati, 1848-1849)
7th public exhibition of the Greek Slave: 26 October 1848 through 3 January 1849
Horticultural Hall (Boston, 1848 & 1849)
6th public exhibition of the Greek Slave: August 1848
Assembly Rooms & Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (Philadelphia, 1848)
5th public exhibition of the Greek Slave: May 1848
The statue spent only a brief period in Philadelphia, split between the Assembly Rooms and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Within weeks, it was confiscated by the agent of James Robb, who had laid claim to the statue following a disagreement with Powers over payment and ownership of the precise model of the Greek Slave now traveling around the Northeastern United States.
Carroll Hall (Baltimore, 1848)
4th public exhibition of the Greek Slave: April 1848
The Odeon (Washington, D.C., 1848)
3rd public exhibition of the Greek Slave: 25 January through 25 March 1848