While eating lunch in the Ponce City Market with the charming Sam for company, I noticed the latches on practically all the windows. I know the market used to be a distribution center, but it surprised me and made me wonder why they would have windows that could open like that, let alone at all. Perhaps it was the style of the time, but I am not sure what the reason behind it would be. In my mind, I would think you would not want the windows to open, in case the items being moved around were affected by weather. However, as Sam pointed out to me, maybe the windows were opened in case workers got hot. I found this small detail quite charming, as it really alluded to what the Ponce City Market was before, at least for me.