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Charleston, South Carolina 1968
No full textanel title: Visitor's guide map, historic Charleston, South Carolina, including points of interest and general information. Includes text and indexes.
"Information for visitors," civic information, suburban residential area map of Charleston County (with scale of 1:ca.55,638), and illustrations on verso.Grayscale
An Appeal to the nation by the colored citizens of Charleston. : Resolutions of indignation, on the Hamburg massacre, July 8th, 1876.
No full text1876 Charleston City Meeting of Colored Citizen
College of Charleston Campus Framework Plan
No full textThe Campus Framework Plan created in conjunction with consulting teams from Beyer Blinder Belle Architect and Planners, Design Works, Kimley-Horn Associates, and Baumgartner Urban Systems Strategy (BUSS) supports the ongoing evolution of the College of Charleston campus, with multiple paths to implementation and flexibility to adapt to changing needs. Reflecting its place “in” and “of” the city of Charleston, the plan ensures that the campus continues to serve as a vibrant setting for academics, research, campus community, and civic engagement, showcasing both a historic and storied past and a thriving and innovative future
Charleston, South Carolina 1931
No full textIncludes welcome message signed in print by Burnet R. Maybank, mayor of Charleston, 1931-1938.
Indexed for points of historical and commercial interest.
Inset: "The Garden Club walk."Color
Charleston Metro Area Update
No full textThis report gives statistics on the economic condition of the Charleston metropolitan area including unemployment rates, labor force, housing construction, and housing prices
Charleston Photographs - Accession 649 - M285 (336)
No full textThe Charleston Photograph Collection consists of two photographs of Charleston buildings. One of the photographs is of the Charleston Battery and the other is of the Dock Street Theatre which is on the site of one of America\u27s first playhouses. The facade is that of the old Planter\u27s Hotel built shortly after 1800.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/1547/thumbnail.jp
Charleston Siege Journal - Accession 608
No full textThe Charleston Siege Journal consists of a microfiched copy of an anonymous diary of a member of the Corps of British Engineers, Capt. James Moncrief (1741-1793) commanding, in the British Army during the March-May siege for Charleston, SC during the American Revolutionary War. The British siege of Charleston marked the beginning of the major British efforts to focus on the southern theatre to put down the rebellion. The diary was found among the papers of Lt. John A. Wilson (1789-1833) a prominent American Surveyor and engineer. His father, James Wilson (d. 1798), served in the Royal Engineers under Capt. Moncrief and is the possible author of the diary.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/1516/thumbnail.jp
College of Charleston
No full textThis document gives information about the College of Charleston including a list of majors and minors, campus life and statistics on current students
Ruins of King Street in Charleston, South Carolina
No full textThis photograph features an image of the ruins left as a result of the 1886 earthquake on King Street in Charleston, South Carolina. A young boy is pictured at the center of the photograph. "Ruins King St Charleston Sc," handwritten, appears towards the lower right corner of the photograph. The massive earthquake occurred on August 31, 1886
Ground damage in Charleston, South Carolina
No full textThis photograph features an image of the quake damage caused to the ground at an unidentified location in Charleston, South Carolina. The massive earthquake occurred on August 31, 1886
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