Title:
Aerial View across the Ashley River
Charleston (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
This panoramic scene shows the Charleston skyline, yacht basins, and medical complex. The skyline is accented by numerous church steeples for which Charleston is renowned
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Title:
Hurricane Hugo, September 21-22, 1989
Charleston (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Hurricane Hugo originated September 11, 1989 as a tropical wave off the coast of Africa. Two days later it pounded Puerto Rico and the Caribbean islands and headed straight for the South Carolina coast. During the night and early morning hours of September 21 and 22, the 300 year old city of Charleston, South Carolina was forever changed by the 135 MPH winds that came ashore
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Title:
St. Michael's Episcopal Church
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 2A-H524
The corner-stone of this church was laid in 1752, and first used for worship in 1761. In 1764 the famous bells and clock were imported from England, and the organ in 1768, part of which is incorporated in the present organ in the church. The bells were seized by Major Traille, as a perquisite of war, and shipped and sold in England, where they were purchased by a former Charleston Merchant, and shipped back again
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Title:
Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 12392
Without knowledge of which and its tragic annals no student of American history is well informed. Plans approved and construction ordered in 1828. Surrendered to the Confederates by Major Anderson at the beginning of the Civil War, 1861
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Title:
Dancing Pier, Folly Beach
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 21582
Located ten miles from Charleston, reached by the new Ashley River Bridge and is one of the finest bathing beaches in America. In the 18th Century, Folly Island was a rendezvous for pirates, who ravaged this coast, and in the war between the States, it played an important part in the efforts by the Federal Troops to capture Charleston
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Title:
Administration Building at the Citadel
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1952
Description:
the Military College of the State of South Carolina, Kodachrome by Jack Taylor
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Title:
Everett's Restaurant
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
172 Canon St., Highway 17, near Ashley River Bridge. Famous for William Deas "She Crab" soup. A "must" on your list when you visit historical Charleston, SC
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Charleston Municipal Airport
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Charleston Municipal Airport, situated 10 miles from Metropolitan Charleston, is an important link in the North to South, and South-west air travel. It is a terminal for the Delta airlines, and an important stop for Eastern Airways
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Title:
View of Pavilion and Recreation Center
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Nine miles of Charleston is an ideal white sand bathing beach, free from undertow, accessible over paved highways via the great Cooper River Bridge. The route from Charleston leads through historic Fort Moultrie, U.S. Army Post on Sullivan's Island
E. C. Kropp Co
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Title:
The Lake, Magnolia-On-The-Ashley
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Looking from St. Michael's Steeple
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1919 Sep-2
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Title:
Police Station
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1914 Jul-17
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Title:
Lord Ashley Court
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
49 modern air-conditioned rooms, tile baths, air foam mattresses, telephones, fresh water swimming pool; On U. S. 17 - 2 1/2 miles south of Charleston, S. C
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Title:
Camelia motel
Charleston (SC), Chrome
Description:
U.S. 17 South - 1550 Savannah Hwy.; Phone 766-2311; air-conditioned - swimming pool - near gardens - Ft. Sumter and historical homes - off-season rates. Restaurant adjoining
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Title:
Brookgreen Meadows Court
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1954 Jul-17
Description:
Route 17, 3 miles North of Historic Charleston, S.C. 27 ultra modern apartments - living room dinette, bedroom, bath and all-electric kitchen - all conveniences - air conditioned - automatic heat - modest rates
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Title:
Lord Ashley Court
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
49 Modern Air-Conditioned Rooms, Tile Baths, Air Foam Mattresses, Telephones. Fresh Water Swimming Pool On U.S. 17 - 2 1/2 miles south of Charleston, S.C
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
Pirates Court Yard
Charleston (SC), Linen PM Mar-20
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Title:
Pringle House
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1939 Feb-4
Description:
Miles Brewton, Pringle House, a colonial house distinguished for its architecture and history. The house has descended through five generations of the same family. It was the home of Colonel Miles Brewton and of Mrs. Rebecca Motte. It is now open to the public for an admission fee of one dollar. British Headquarters 1780. Federal Headquarters 1864
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Title:
St. Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
The corner-stone of this church was laid in 1752 and first used for worship in 1761. In 1764 the famous bells and clock were imported from England, and the organ in 1768, part of which is incorporated in the present organ in the church. The bells were seized by major Traille, as a perquisite of war, and shipped and sold in England, where they were purchased by a former Charleston Merchant, and shipped back again
Curt Teich & Co., Inc
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Title:
Infantry Barracks at the Citadel
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1943 Oct-9
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Title:
St. Finbar's Cathedral
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-3
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Title:
Memminger School
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-28
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Title:
Steamer Unloading Cargo of bananas
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1914 Jul-29
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Title:
Administration Building at Navy Yard
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1911 Dec-15
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Title:
Commercial Club
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1911 Nov-17
Description:
Charleston, S.C. Commercial Club
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Title:
Fish Catch at Isle of Palms
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1919 Jul-30
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Title:
Foreign Vessel loading Cotton
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1911
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Title:
St. John's Hotel
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1912 Feb-10
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Title:
Nathaniel Russell House
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1964
Description:
On Meeting Street is this splendid example of Post-Colonial architecture, built about 1811. Interesting is the three story octagonal bay on the side and the transomed entrance portal with its elliptical fanlight. Also, the wrought iron balcony at the second-story level bears the monogram of the original owner. Interior decorated in the Adam style, is planned with an oval drawing room and a graceful spiral stairway. Open to the public
Charleston Post Card Co
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Title:
Marion Square and St. Mathews Lutheran Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1975
Description:
Marion Square and St. Mathews Lutheran Church Charleston S.C. Marion Square in the heart of Charleston is bordered on the right by the old Citadel (1829). Monuments to Wade Hampton and John C. Calhoun grace the park. New Library is in front of St. Mathews
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Title:
Post Headquarters and Parade Ground, Old Fort Moultrie, Charleston, S.C. T28
Charleston (SC), Linen PM Jul-26
Description:
FORT MOULTRIE Fort Moultrie on Sullivan's Island, has figured extensively in history. During the Civil War, the Fort was abandoned, when Charleston Harbor was evacuated in 1865. It is now a modern Coast Artillery Headquarters
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Title:
St. Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Aug-08
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Title:
The Custom House
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1913 Jun-21
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Title:
Hugenot Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Mar-03
Description:
Series 8288
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Title:
Rugenot Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Sep-08
Description:
Series 8288
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Title:
Uses Yorktown Cv-10
Charleston (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series 38223-D
The aircraft carrier Yorktown now holds her place in history as the flagship of the Naval and Maritime Museum at Patriots Point in Charleston (S.C.) Harbor. Visitors to the Fighting Lady can view displays and artifacts of America's seagoing heritage
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Title:
The Citadel
Charleston (SC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series 38225-D
The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina on the Ashley River at Charleston. A fully-accredited liberal arts college founded in 1842
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Title:
Fort Sumter Hotel
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 16711
"Charleston's Only Waterfront Hotel" Historic Forts of Revolutionary and Civil Wars, Forts Johnson, Moultrie and Sumter are visible across the harbor from the Fort Sumter Hotel located on Charleston's famous old Battery.
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Title:
Fort Sumter Charleston Harbor
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 37 12,392
Without knowledge of which and its tragic annals no student of American history is well informed. Plans approved and construction ordered in 1828. Surrendered to the Confederates by Major Anderson at the beginning of the Civil War, 1861.
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Title:
Yachts Off Battery
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1924 Dec-01
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Title:
Pringle House
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1935 Feb-11
Description:
Series 88704
Miles Brewton, Pringle House, a colonial house distinguished for its architecture and history. The house has descended through five generations of the same family. It was the home of Colonel Miles Brewton and of Mrs. Rebecca Motte. It is now open to the public for an admission fee of one dollar. British Headquarters 1780. Federal Headquarters 1864.
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Title:
Hampton Park
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1923 Oct-10
Description:
Series A-6528
King Street car direct to the grounds. In the days of long ago, this Park was part of the old Washington Race Track, and under its great oaks, near the river, many famous duels were fought. In 1901-02 it was used for the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, but only here and there can a trace of that time be seen. It is beautiful with its sunken garden: and in the spring it abounds in a wealth of lovely roses and a profusion of various kinds of flowers.
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Title:
In Charleston It's Henry's For Fine Food, 54 Market Street
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1980 Jul-18
Description:
Series 65273
Just as the Sword Gate in Charleston sets the style in iron gate design so also "In Charleston It's Henry's" for fine food
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Title:
Holiday Inn, 17 South - P. O. Box 3366
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1974 Jul-20
Description:
Whether you travel alone or with your family, your enjoyment is always the first consideration of the Holiday Inn 17 South ? of Charleston.
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Title:
Hotel Fort Sumter
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 6C-K792
View from Charleston Harbor showing a portion of White Point Gardens and Hotel Fort Sumter, Charleston's only waterfront hotel. Completely air-conditioned. 200 rooms. Rampart Room for dining pleasure. Located foot of King Street at Murray Boulevard.
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Title:
Heart Of Charleston, 200 Meeting St
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Series C-29382
Downtown in the heart of America's most historic city. Convenient walking distance to retail stores, theatres, and most churches.
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Title:
The Kanawha Valley Region
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 48A
The Kanawha Valley Region, consisting of Charleston, and neighboring areas of Belle, Dunbar, Nitro, and South Charleston are one of the world's centers in the production of organic and inorganic chemical's. This view looking west towards Chemical Island was taken from the Highway 60, Charleston - South Charleston Bridge
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Title:
Lord Ashley Court, U. S. 17 2 1/2 Miles South
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1960 Mar-16
Description:
Series 59366
38 modern, air conditioned rooms. Tile baths, airfoam matters, telephones. Member of Quality Courts United on U. S. 17, 2½ miles south of Charleston, S. C.
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Title:
Exchange Building
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 12,881
The Old Exchange Building, one of the most historic site in Charleston, was used to confine pirates in its bastile in 1718. It was later used as military headquarters. During the Revolutionary War, the Provincial Congress was set up here as the first Independent Government in America. Later in 1818 it was the Post Office.
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Title:
Fort Sumter In The Harbor
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series D-12
Fort Sumter constructed in 1828. A historic Fort known to all students for its surrender to the confederates by major Anderson of the beginning of the Civil War
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Title:
The Smyth Gateway On Legare St
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 10453N
Unusual, romantic, intriguing, most historic of American Cities, Charleston is noted for its Old World atmosphere, delicate wrought iron gateways and grilles, and world famed gardens.
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Title:
In Charleston It's Henry's
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 9A-H504
Famous For Sea Foods. Just as the Sword Gate in Charleston sets the style in iron gate design so also "In Charleston It's Henry's" for fine food.
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Title:
Views Of The Citadel, The Military College
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1954 Feb-03
Description:
Series C. T. 13
"America's Most Historic City" Established in 1842 as a school of arts and arms, it is a State operated four year college offering major courses in numerous elective fields. It has senior R. O. T. C. units in Infantry, Air Force, Anti-Aircraft Artillery, Ordnance, and Engineers.
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Title:
St. John's Lutheran Church
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 206,663
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Title:
St. Philip's Church
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 4536
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Title:
Fort Sumter National Monument
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
A modern museum, built in a remodeled Gunroom of Battery Huger, contains exhibits that relate the history of Fort Sumter. National Park Service.
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Title:
Middleton Gardens
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
This view shows the plantation home at the entrance to gardens. These gardens were famous in England before the Revolution. Begun in 1741 they are America's oldest landscaped gardens
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Title:
Colonial Lake
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Oleanders bloom beneath beautiful palmettos in this exclusive residential section of south Charleston
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Title:
Rainbow Row
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1970 Dec-31
Description:
Typical of the English type of architecture are these double houses of eighteenth century aspect. This East Bay Street scene is near the site of Vanderherst now a three story building believed to be the first apartment house built in America
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Title:
East Of High Battery
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1966 Oct-27
Description:
Some of Charleston's 'single homes' are seen here turning their shoulders to the palmetto lines street to insure the occupants that privacy that is as sacred to the Charlestonian's soul as his ancestors or his rice. The open piazza usually faces south to catch the breeze
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Title:
Fort Sumter National Monument
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Fort Sumter was the scene of the opening battle of the Civil War. After a 36 hour siege the fort, commanded by Major Robert Anderson and his Union troops, surrendered. The Fort was then occupied by the Confederates and remained in their hands until shortly before the end of the war.
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Title:
City Hall
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
It is at the corner of Broad and Meeting Streets and is occupied by the Mayor, the Council and the Clerk of Council. It contains a number of portraits and busts of historic importance.
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Title:
Post Office
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
This building was completed in 1896, being an imposing structure of marble situated at the corner of Meeting and Broad Streets opposite St. Michael's Church. Here the United States government takes charge of the Mail.
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Title:
Pringle House
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
Built by Miles Brewton in 1765. Distinguished for its architecture and history. The house has descended through five generations of the Same family. British headquarters 1780; Federal headquarters 1864
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Title:
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
Scottish Rite Cathedral, S. E. Corner Wentworth and Smith Streets, Charleston, S. C. this building, formerly known as the "Rodgers mansion" is a unique specimen of architecture, with large halls and spacious verandas. Visitors are welcome at all times.
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Title:
Old Slave Market
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
"America's Most Historic City" In the Days of slavery, this was known as a "Slave Exchange".
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Title:
Pringle House
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Built about 1765-1769. "America's Most Historic City" Miles Brewton, Pringle House, a colonial house distinguished for its architecture and history. The house has descended through five generations of the same family. It was the home of Colonel Miles Brewton and of Mrs. Rebecca Motte. It is now open to the public. British Headquarters 1780. Federal Headquarters 1864.
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Title:
Murray Boulevard Or Low Battery
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Murray boulevard or Low Battery, Charleston, S. C., with Fort Sumter Hotel in background.
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Title:
Fort Sumter Hotel
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
"Charleston's only Waterfront Hotel" Historic forts of Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Forts Johnson, Moultrie and Sumter are visible across the harbor from the Fort Sumter Hotel located on Charleston's famous old Battery.
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Title:
Views Of The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
"America's Most Historic City" Established in 1842 as a school of arts and arms, it is a State-operated four-year college offering major courses in numerous elective fields. It has senior R. O. T. C. units in Infantry, Air Force, Anti-Aircraft Artillery, Ordnance, and Engineers.
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Title:
Hotel Fort Sumter, Foot of King Street
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM May-01
Description:
Charlestons only waterfront hotel overlooks harbor and famous fort Sumter, Ashley river and White point Gardens. Air Conditioned. 200 guest rooms. Delightful dining in Rampart Room and River Room. Spacious free parking areas with motorists entrance. - Phone Raymond 3-4516.
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Title:
Fort Sumter
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Fort Sumter standing majestically in Charleston's harbor, where the first shot of the Civil War was fired. This fort stood more bombarding than any other fort in the world before Port Arthur.
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Title:
Francis Marion Hotel
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1929 Nov-27
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Title:
Military Exercises Marion Square
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1943 Dec-08
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Title:
St. Michaels Church
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1917 Oct-08
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Title:
Looking From St. Michael's Steeple
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
The City of Charleston owes its origin to a party of English Colonists, sent over by the "Lords proprietors." under Col. Williams Sayle in the year of 1669. An extensive grant of lands in America, including the whole of the Carolinas, had been made in 1663, by King Charles II to the "Lords Proprietors,"
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Title:
Magnolia Gardens
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1932 Jul-20
Description:
Magnolia Garden, renowned as "the most beautiful spot in the world," is noted for its wealth of azalea and Canonical, also for its wisteria-covered trees and mirror-like lagoons.
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Title:
Old Oak Tree, Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
This is one of the oldest Oak Trees is South Carolina, located in Magnolia Cemetery, and visited by thousands of tourists annually.
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Title:
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
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Title:
St. John Hotel & Dining Room
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1931 Mar-23
Description:
Convenient to Everything
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Title:
Views In Hampton Park
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
Description:
King Street car direct to the grounds. In the days of long ago, this Park was part of the old Washington Race Track, and under its great oaks, near the river, many famous duels were fought. In 1901-02 it was used for the South Carolina Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, but only here and there can a trace of that time be seen. It is beautiful with its sunken garden: and a profusion of various kinds of flowers.
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Title:
A Scene In Beautiful Magnolia Gardens
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1957 Aug-05
Description:
The true beauty of these gardens can only be appreciated by a visit to them. One of the few spots left in the world where beauty, peace and contentment still prevail.
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Title:
St. Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
This is one of the historic churches of America. S. E. corner Meeting and Broad Streets. Cornerstone laid in 1752. The bells and clock brought from England in 1764 and organ in 1768
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Title:
United Seamen's Service Residential Club
Charleston (SC), Linen
Description:
Villa Margherita - South Battery
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Title:
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded 1670, the present edifice is the third building, erected 1835-8. Corinthian columns after the style of St. Martin's in the field, London, dominate this beautiful interior. The arches, springing longitudinally from the square of cornice above each column, rise at their crown to a level of 36 feet and are adorned with cherub's head and wings in stucco; and between the shoulders of the acanthus ornamentation. Altar silver, some older than the discovery of America, is used in the church on special occasions.
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Title:
Goose Creek Church
Charleston (SC), White Border unused
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Title:
Fort Sumter National Monument
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Fort Sumter was the scene of the opening battle of the Civil War. After a 36 hour siege the fort, commanded by Major Robert Anderson and his Union troops, surrendered. The Fort was then occupied by the Confederates and remained in their hands until shortly before the end of the war.
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Title:
Kiawah Island Inn, P. O. Box 12910
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Kiawah Island: Possibly the last great resort to be built in America. Try your hand and shrimp casting. There are 40 miles of creek and river front. There are very few places in the world where there is as much for a family to do
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Title:
Ashley Hall
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The garden of Ashley Hall, a school for girls, founded in 1909, is radiant in Spring with dogwood and azaleas adorning the grounds.
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Title:
Cooper River Bridge
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1973 Mar-20
Description:
The twin double-spanned bridges across the Cooper River are over 150 feet high and are among the highest and longest of the world's cantilever type bridges. The Grace memorial bridge is on the left, and the new Pearman memorial bridge (completed 1966) is on the right.
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Title:
The Battery And Murray Boulevard
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Originally called White Point Gardens. The Ashley And Cooper Rivers meet here
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Title:
Twin Giants Of The Cooper River
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
America's giant roller coaster is breathtaking to the stranger. This sunset view from the Mt. Pleasant side shows both spans of the 152 foot high bridge. The new east span is dedicated to Highway Commissioner Silas J. Pearman and old span is a memorial to John P. Grace
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Title:
Along Church Street
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Dock St. Theater, on left, opened in 1736, is the first building in America designed solely for theatrical purposes and is still in use today. St. Philip's Episcopal Church in background, erected 1835, is one of the most famous landmarks of the city.
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Title:
Cooper River Bridge
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Often referred to as a "Giant's Roller Coaster". Actually this montrous structure is a masterpiece of modern engineering. Designed by Waddell & Hardesty of New York as a double Cantilever bridge over two separate bodies of water, Town Creek and the Cooper River. Construction began June 1927 and completed August 1929. Built by private capital at a cost of over 6,000,000.00 and bought by S.C. State Highway Dept. in 1946. Total length is over two miles; longest span is 1,050 feet; highest is more than 150 feet above the Cooper River.
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Title:
Joseph Manigault House
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Joseph Manigault House is one of the outstanding examples of Adam architecture in America. It was built by Joseph Manigault about 1803, designed by his brother Gabriel, an amateur architect. The house is noted for its classical balance of design. In 1933, the late Princess Pignatelli bought the house and gave it to The Charleston Museum. Open to the public.
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Title:
The Citadel's Summerall Chapel
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Charles Pelot Summerall Chapel, dedicated in memory of the Citadel men who gave their lives for their country. In left background is the Thomas Dry Howie tower and carrillon in memory of the "Mayor of St. Lo" who gave his life on Normandy's beach in 1944.
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Title:
View Of Municipal Yacht Basin, Calhoun Street
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
View of Municipal Yacht Basin, foreground, and New Roper Hospital, background.
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Title:
Cypress Gardens
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Owned and Operated by the City of Charleston, S. C. A boat ride through the dense cypress forest is an unforgettable experience. Framed by huge azaleas, the boat quietly glides over inky waters stained by the tannic acid from the roots of the cypress trees. Over 100 different types of birds may be observed during a spring visit to this nature wonderland.
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Title:
Exchange Building, East end of Broad St.
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
This building has participated in every major conflict America has been involved. Pres. Geo. Washington and James Monroe entertained in this building. 1780 used as British headquarters and prison known as The Provost. 1690 Charleston sea wall known as Half-Moon Battery is excavated and displayed in cellars of buildings. "The Provost" Admission Museum in cellars of the Exchange Building.
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Title:
Porter-Gaud School, Albemarle Point
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Established 1867
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Title:
South Battery Homes
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Home on left of Victorian Style, 1775, was the home of the author of "Porgy", Dubose Hayward, and now the residence of his daughter. Center home of Pink Piazzas was built in 1840 by Russell Middleton. It is now the home of Captain Walter T. Hart. Large home, 1845, of Greek Revival Style has one of the handsomest drawing rooms in Charleston and now belongs to Thomas Jefferson Tobias.
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Title:
Jack Tar Francis Marion Hotel
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Carolina's Finest - 300 rooms - completely air conditioned - Sugar 'n Spice and Swamp Fox Room for unexcelled dining - Free Parking -TV. In the heart of the theater and shopping district
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Title:
Middleton Gardens
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
This view shows the plantation home at the entrance to gardens. These gardens were famous in England before the Revolution. Begun in 1741 they are America's oldest landscaped gardens
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Title:
Rainbow Row
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Typical of the English type of architecture are these double houses of eighteenth century aspect. This East Bay Street scene is near the site of Vanderhorst Row, a three story building believed to be the first apartment house built in America.
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Title:
St. Phillip's Church And Grave Of John C. Calhoun
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
A landmark on Church Street, St Phillip's is known as the Mother Parish of the Episcopal Church in S.C. The first building was erected circa 1690, and the present structure 1835-8. John C. Calhoun was twice a United States senator and Vice President of the U.S.
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Title:
The Huguenot Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Dating back to 1681, this pure Gothic edifice takes pride in the distinction of being the only French Protestant church in America which adheres to the exact form of the Huguenot worship and uses the original liturgy. This is the third church on this site with the present structure being remodeled in 1845. White marble tablets adorn the interior walls in memory of the first Huguenot emigrants to America.
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Title:
Old St. Andrews
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
On the Ashley River Road is this old Episcopal Church completed as a cruciform in 1733, burned in 1763, and later rebuilt by popular subscription. The Church, like many others, formerly served as a financial yardstick for its parishioners - the front pews renting higher than the rear ones.
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Title:
Oldest Church In South Carolina
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
St. James' Parish, Goose Creek, was established in 1706 and the building was in 1719. The only church not profaned by the British in the Revolutionary War, possibly because the Royal Arms were allowed to remain over the altar. The Episcopal Church is architecturally one of the finest in the area.
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Title:
Charleston
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. St. Michael's Church - God's Law 2. U.S. Post Office & Court House - Federal Law 3. County Court House - State Law 4. City Hall - City Law 5. City Hall Park
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Title:
East Of High Battery
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Some of Charleston's 'single homes' are seen here turning their shoulders to the palmetto lined street to insure the occupants that privacy that is as sacred to the Charlestonian's soul as his ancestors or his rice. The open piazza usually faces south to catch the breeze
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Title:
Kiawah Island Inn, P.O. Box 12910
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Kiawah Island: Possibly the last great resort to be built in America. 21 miles from Charleston Kiawah's 10 miles of beach and 10000 acres of natural beauty is a perfect place for tourists and vacationers alike
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Title:
Old Slave Mart Museum
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Established in 1937 by Miss Miriam Wilson in the only building left in Charleston where slaves are known to have been sold. The Chalmers Street Museum traces the history of the American Negro and preserves many specimens of his craftsmanship. It also has an art gallery featuring works by contemporary Negro artists as well as handcraft from all over the world
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Title:
Rainbow Row
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Typical of the English type of architecture are these double houses of eighteenth century aspect. This East Bay Street scene is near the site of Vanderhorst Row a three story building believed to be the first apartment house built in America
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Title:
Aerial View Of The Cooper River Bridges
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
View from the Charleston Peninsula looking eastward toward Mt. Pleasant. Drum Island is in left center of picture and docks of the State Ports Authority at right bottom
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Title:
Annual Sidewalk Exhibition
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
With favorable weather and an abundance of interesting subjects, artists both young and old find Charleston a veritable paradise in which to pursue their talents. The sidewalk exhibition is sponsored each spring by the Charleston Artist Guild. With the old wrought iron fence of St. Philip's graveyard as a background, hundreds of paintings have delighted thousands of visitors year after year. A quaint, informal array with a European flavor, the show illustrates the variety of subjects available to artists in the Charleston area.
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Title:
Francis Marion Hotel
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Overlooking romantic Charleston Bay yet in the heart of downtown shopping, Jack Tar's Francis Marion offers 275 completely air-conditioned, beautifully decorated rooms and suites. The famous Swamp Fox Room provides unexcelled dining and entertainment. Free parking and drive-in TV registration.
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Title:
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The oldest church edifice in Charleston. Cornerstone was laid in 1752 and first services held in 1761. Clock and bells imported from England 1764. British forces took the bells to England as a Revolutionary War prize; later returned by a London merchant. Confederate forces used the steeple as a lookout post. Federal gunners used it as a point of aim during bombardment of 1863 and their shells landing in and around the church destroyed part of this beautiful landmark, Washington, Lee, La Fayette and other notables have worshipped here.
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Title:
The First Presbyterian Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
At Meeting and Tradd Streets is the edifice whose congregation was organized in 1731. Formed by twelve Scottish families, it united with the Presbyterian Church, U.S. in 1882. Present Sanctuary was built in 1814 and has been damaged by earthquake, tornado, hurricane and fire. Its wrought-iron work is notable.
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Title:
Giant Cooper River Bridges
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Connecting Charleston & Mt. Pleasant, S. C. The 152 foot spans are the older John P. Grace bridge on the right and the newer Silas J. Pearman bridge on the left. View is looking toward Charleston.
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Title:
Orient Spice Co, 10 Gendron St
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Birds Eye View Of Harbor
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
St. Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1911 Oct-11
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Title:
Charleston Museum
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1916 Nov-08
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Title:
Hotel Charleston
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Isle Of Palms
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1917 Aug-21
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Title:
Fort Sumter
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1911 Apr-01
Description:
Fort Sumter. - Without knowledge of which and its tragic annual no student of American history is well informed. Plans approved and construction ordered in 1828. Surrendered to the Confederates by Major Anderson at the beginning of the Civil War. 1861
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Title:
Old Siege Wall, Marion Square
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Old Siege Wall, Marion Square - Within an iron railing on the plaza is a remnant of the old "Tapia" or more commonly called "Tabby" work built during the Revolution as a defence for the American Army.
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Title:
U. S. Custom House
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Washington Square
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Washington Square. - A little park back of City Hall, contains several monuments; one, erected in 1770, is a statue of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, who was an ardent advocate of America's cause; also a bronze bust, on a granite pedestal, of Benry Timrod, a poet; and the Confederate monument.
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Title:
Post Office Showing Park
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
New Post Office and U. S. Court House showing the Postoffice Park was completed and occupied in 1896. The style of the Architecture is the Italian Renaissance. The whole building is finished in marble and mahagany
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Title:
St. John's Hotel
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Stoll's Alley Shop
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Church, near water street. There's a bit of the town That you just can't ignore. If you're poking around with intent to explore. Old houses, antiques And a place to get tea - ! You could stay there for weeks And have lots left to see!
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Title:
The William Enston Home
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
The William Enston Home to make old age comfortable
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Title:
Calhoun Monument
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Gallery And Garden
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1918 Dec-12
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Title:
A Sunday Afternoon Crowd In Surf Bathing, Folly Beach
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Located ten miles from Charleston, reached by the new Ashley River Bridge and is one of the finest bathing beaches in America. In the 18th Century, Folly Island was a rendezvous for pirates, who ravaged this coast, and in the war between the States, it played an important part in the efforts by the Federal Troops to capture Charleston.
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Title:
Magnolia Gardens
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
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Title:
Pringle House
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Miles Brewton, Pringles House, a colonial house distinguished for its architecture and history. The house has descended through five generations of the same family. It was the home of Colonel Miles Brewton and of Mrs. Rebecca Motle. It is now open to the public for an admission fee of one dollar. British Headquarters 1780. Federal Headquarters 1864.
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Title:
St. Michael's Church And Meeting Street
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
The corner-stone of this of this church was laid in 1752. and first used for worship in 1761. In 1764 the famous bells and clock were imported from England. And the organ in 1768. part of which is incorporated in the present organ in the church. The bells were seized by Major Traille, as a perquisite of war, and shipped and sold in England, where they were purchased by a former Charleston Merchant, and shipped back again. This is a view looking down Meeting Street. towards the Ashley River.
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Title:
Yacht Basin
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
The city of Charleston was founded in 1670 and since its earliest days has been a world port. Today it is South Carolina's official state port, has the most modern coal and oil bunkering facilities on the South Atlantic Coast, and has the shortest average sailing distance to the key points of the world of any port on the Atlantic or Gulf Coasts.
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Title:
Henry's, 54 Market Street
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1952 Jul-14
Description:
Just as the Sword Gate in Charleston sets the style in iron gate design so also "In Charleston It's Henry's" for fine food.
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Title:
East Battery
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Nov-02
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Title:
East Battery
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Nov-24
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Title:
Jasper Monument
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back)
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Title:
St. Philip's Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jul-00
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Title:
St. Philip's Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Walk In Magnolia Gardens
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1905 Dec-27
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Title:
Fort Moultric And Grave Of Oceola The Indian Chief
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Public Library
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
South Battery
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Oct-08
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Title:
Charleston Hotel
Charleston (SC), Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
Pringle House
Charleston (SC), Private Mailing Card unused
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Title:
The Great Oak In Magnolia Cemetery
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
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Title:
Giant Cooper River Bridges
Charleston (SC), Continental Chrome PM 1987 Mar-30
Description:
Connecting Charleston & Mt. Pleasant SC. The 152 foot spans are the older John P Grace bridge on the right and the newer Silas J. Pearman bridge on the left. View is looking toward Charleston
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Title:
Historic St. James Church, Goose Creek
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Organized about 1706, built 1711, 21 miles from Charleston, a short distance from Goose Creek Bridge. At the foot of the altar Dr. Francis Le Jau. The founder, is buried. The sides of the altar are ornamented with four Corinthian pilasters. The roof is supported by four Doric columns. Over the large east end window the Royal Arms of England still stand in high relief.
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Title:
Ashley River Bridge
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
A Most magnificent concrete structure. It is a free bridge, a memorial to the World War veterans of the state; designed by a local engineer, cost a million and a quarter dollars.
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Title:
Country Club Grounds
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Fort Moultrie And Rave Of Oceola The Indiana Chief
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Fort Moultrie And Grave Of Oceola The Indian Chief
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 May-25
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Title:
Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 May-26
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Title:
The East Battery
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1909 May-28
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Title:
Palmettoes On Isle Of Palms
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Ashley River Memorial Bridge
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1945 Apr-04
Description:
The Ashley River Memorial bridge spanning the Ashley River at Charleston, S. C., forms an important link in the Atlantic Coastal Highway between North Atlantic states and Florida. This bridge, built at a cost of $1,200,000, was dedicated May 6, 1926, to the memory of south Carolina's soldiers dead of the World War. To accommodate the limited navigation of the Ashley River, a double bascule draw of 110 feet is provided. This bridge has been declared by prominent engineering authorities to be one of the most beautiful structures in the United States.
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Title:
Cooper River Bridge
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1945 Oct-23
Description:
Cooper River Bridge is the fifth largest cantilever bridge in the world - two miles long and higher than the Brooklyn Bridge - a short cut from Montreal to Miami. An imposing monstrous structure, costing nearly six million dollars, towering over quaint historic, yet modern Charleston, S. C. Choice of two all-paved, scenic highways north and south through the heart of historic America - saves many hours of motoring time - Sea Level Route . . . U. S. 701. Ocean Highway .... U. S. 17. Address - P.O. Box 256 Charleston, S. C.
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Title:
The Mills Hyatt House, Meetings & Queen Sts.
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Antebellum ambiance and contemporary comforts are joined in this unique hostelry located in the center of Historic Charleston with its wealth of 18th and 19th Century homes, churches and public buldings… walled gardens, parks and beautiful High Battery overlooking the Harbor. A Mobil Five Star Hotel
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Title:
Murray Boulevard
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
An excellent example of successful reclamation of land is this extension of the famous White Point Gardens drive. The boulevard is so named for B Murray, whose generosity made a dream. A noble sea wall extends length of the drive, overlooking Charleston harbor.
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Title:
Charleston Municipal Airport
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
The new $430,000 Terminal Building now under construction at the Charleston Municipal Airport. In addition to this improvement at the 2,100-acre airport will be the High Intensity Lighting to be installed on the Instrument Landing System to enable planes to land in any type of weather. This project is now being carried out by the Civil Aeronautics Administration and the City of Charleston. The building and airport improvements when completed, will give Charleston one of the best equipped fields in the Southeast. Simons and Lapham, Architects.
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Title:
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded 1670, the present edifice is the third building, erected 1835-8. Corinthian columns after the style of St. Martin's in the field, London, dominate this beautiful interior. The arches, springing longitudinally from the square of cornice above each column, rise at their crown to a level of 36 feet and are adorned with cherub's head and wings in stucco; and between the shoulders of the arches, the same material is used for the display of the acanthus ornamentation. Altar silver, some older than the discovery of America, is used in the church on special occasions.
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Title:
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Founded 1670, the present edifice is the third building, erected 1835-8. Corinthian columns after the style of St. Martin's in the field, London, dominate this beautiful interior. The arches, springing longitudinally from the square of cornice above each column, rise at their crown to a level of 36 feet and are adorned with cherub's head and wings in stucco; and between the shoulders of the arches, the same material is used for the display of the acanthus ornamentation. Altar silver, some older than the discovery of America, is used in the church on special occasions.
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Title:
Exchange Building
Charleston (SC), Linen PM 1951 Dec-06
Description:
The old Exchange building is one of the most historic sites in Charleston. Pirates were confined in its bastile in 1718. Later it was used as military headquarters. Here, during the Revolutionary War, the Provincial Congress set up the first Independent Government in America. In 1818 it was the Post Office.
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Title:
St. Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
This is one of the historic churches of America, cornerstone laid in 1752. The bells and clock were brought form England in 1764 and the organ in 1768. George Washington and Marquis de La Fayette both worshipped in this church on several occasions.
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Title:
Historic St. James Church, Goose Creek
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Organized about 1706, built 1711, 21 miles from Charleston, a short distance from Goose Creek Bridge. At the foot of the altar Dr. Francis Le Jau, the founder, is buried. The sides of the altar are ornamented with four Corinthian pilasters. The roof is supported by four Doric columns. Over the large east end window the Royal Arms of England still stand in high relief.
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Title:
Huguenot Church
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Over 200 years old. The Founders of this church were a colony of French Huguenots, sent to Carolina in 1680, by Charles II of England, to foster the culture of skill, olive and the vine. They were afterwards strengthened by Huguenots, who fled from France, at the time of the edict of Nantes in 1685.
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Title:
Along Church Street
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The dock St. Theater, on left, opened in 1736 is the first building in America designed solely for theatrical purposes and is still in use today. St. Philip's Episcopal Church in background, erected 1835, is one of the most famous landmarks of the city.
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Title:
Oldest Church In South Carolina Goose Creek Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
St. James Parish, Goose Creek, was established in 1706 and the building was completed in 1719. The only church not profaned by the British in the Revolutionary War, possibly because the Royal arms were allowed to remain over the altar. The Episcopal Church is architecturally one of the finest in the area.
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Title:
The Huguenot Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1972 Oct-15
Description:
Dating back to 1681, this pure Gothic edifice takes pride in the distinction of being the only French Protestant church in America which adheres to the exact form of the Huguenot worship and uses the original liturgy. This is the third church on this site with the present structure being remodeled in 1845. White marble tablets adorn the interior walls in memory of the first Huguenot emigrants to America.
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Title:
The Huguenot Church
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
Dating back to 1681, this pure Gothic edifice takes pride in the distinction of being the only French Protestant church in America which adheres to the exact form of the Huguenot worship and uses the original liturgy. This is the third church on this site with the present structure being remodeled in 1845. White marble tablets adorn the interior walls in memory of the first Huguenot emigrants to America.
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Title:
Old St. Andrews
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1971 May-22
Description:
On the Asheley River Road is this old Episcopal church completed as a cruciform in 1733, burned in 1763, and later rebuilt by popular subscription. The church, like many others, formerly served as a financial yardstick for its parishioners - the front pews renting higher than the rear ones.
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Title:
The Marshall Gate, Church Street
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Cathedral Of St. John The Baptist
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. The Roman Catholic Church, known formerly as St. Finbar's Cathedral, was burned down in the great fire of 1861. The new structure, dedicated in 1906, is on the same site and is called the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.
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Title:
St. Philip's Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
St. Michael's Church
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
Jasper Monument
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1909 Jun-23
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Title:
World Sign Post Fort Sumter Hotel
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
This unusual world sign-post is located at the south east corner of Fort Sumter Hotel ,on the tery at the foot of King Street.In the harbour ,visitable from many of the hoterl rooms and porches ,is historic Fort Summer for which the Hotel is named
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Title:
Charleston
Charleston (SC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Old Goose Church (Episcopal) Built 1613
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1910
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Title:
The Old Market - Was Once A Slave Market
Charleston (SC), Divided Back PM 1912
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Title:
Reno Goose Creek Church 1713
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hugenot Church French Protestant
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Post Office
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
This building was completed in 1896, being an imposing structure of marble, situated at the corner of Meeting and Broad Streets opposite St. Michael's Church.
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Title:
Post Chapel Fort Moultrie
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Fort Moultrie on Sullivan's Island, has figured extensively in history. During the Civil War, the Fort was abandoned, when Charleston Harbor was evacuated in 1865. It is now a modern Coast Artillery Headquarters.
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Title:
Enjoying My Stay In Charleston
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
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Title:
Avenues Of Oaks
Charleston (SC), Divided Back unused
Description:
Runny Mead Ashley River near Charleston
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Title:
Custom House
Charleston (SC), White Border PM 1912
Description:
The Building is of white marble situated just south of the Market. It was once employed by the officers of the customs and the United States Courts, but is now occupied by the Weather Bureau as the customs Department.
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Title:
Old St. Andrews
Charleston (SC), Chrome PM 1964
Description:
On the Ashley River Road is this old Episcopal Church; construction begun in 1706, enlarged as a cruciform in 1723, it is the oldest example of Episcopal architecture in South Carolina. The Church formerly served as a financial yardstick for its parishioners the front pews renting higher than the rear ones. St. Andrews was once the wealthiest parish in the Colonies.
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Title:
Cooper River Bridge
Charleston (SC), Chrome unused
Description:
The double-spanned bridge across the Cooper River is 152 feet high and one of the highest and longest cantilever bridges in the world. Actually known as the John P. Grace memorial bridge it affords an exciting view of Charleston and its harbor
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Title:
The Roper Hospital
Charleston (SC), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
Description:
Given Feb. 28, 1931 By Wm. S. Appleton.
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Title:
Everett's
Charleston (SC), Linen unused
Description:
Everett's restaurant, 172 cannon St., highway 17, near Ashley river bridge. Famous for William Deas "She Crab" soup. A "must" on your list when you visit historical Charleston, S. C.
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