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1. Isle of Palms Bath House and Pavilion - 1930?

   Nine negatives featuring the scenes at the Isle of Palms Bath House and the Pavilion Bath House. Various size negatives. a: Side view of the IOP Bath House and Pavilion. b: View of the IOP Bath House from the shore. c-d: Crowd at the Pavilion listening to a band. e: Isle of Palms Information office on the boardwalk. f: Road in front of the IOP Bath House. g: IOP boardwalk to the Bath House and a soda shop(?) with signs for "Fountain Drink...

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2. Timrod Hotel - 1930s

   B&W photograph of an elevated view of the Timrod Hotel, which had been located at 101 Meeting Street. Cars are parked in front and across the street. Hibernian Society building next door is also in view (right, background). Sign for "Drug Store - Curb Service" projects from the southeast corner of the building.

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3. Southern Bell Administration Building [81 St. Philip Street] - ca. 1940

   B&W photograph of the Southern Bell Administration Building (81 St. Philip Street): a: View of the front of the building possibly soon after construction. b: Switchboard operators at work, presumably in the building and likely by Howard R. Jacobs. Several wooden houses were demolished in the late-1930s for the construction of what may be the finest early-20th century office building in Charleston. Atlanta’s noted classical architect Phi...

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4. Interior Floor of Cigar Factory - 1930s

   B&W photograph of a large interior room of what is likely the Cigar Factory (701 East Battery). Shows the wide wood floor, wooden beams and support columns, and the slightly arched entries into two other rooms/spaces.

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5. The Old Citadel, Marion Square [337 Meeting Street] - early 20th c.

   B&W photograph of the "Old Citadel," viewed from the parade grounds/public mall, now known as Marion Square.

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6. Best Friend of Charleston - ca. 1900

   Two B&W negatives featuring the Best Friend of Charleston within the interior yard of the Southern Railway Company complex bounded on three sides by Columbus, Meeting, and Spring Streets. Similar views, slightly different orientations. The Round House and Foundry appear in the background of both photographs;Photo B also shows the Erecting Shop at right. Appear to be reprints of early photographs.

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7. South Carolina Ports Authority Charleston Shipping Terminal - ca. 1930s

   Two B&W photographs of dock workers handling shipments of goods on the dock. Location noy indicated but possibly at the South Carolina Ports Authority Charleston shipping terminal.

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8. Grace Episcopal Church [100 Wentworth Street] - ca. 1958

   B&W photograph of Grace Episcopal Church [100 Wentworth Street], south (front) elevation, partially obscured by trees. View looking west on Wentworth Street also showing 98 Wentworth Street next door. Undated but likely taken during the first half of the 20th century (see streetlight for dating purposes). 98 Wentworth was razed in November, 1958 for the expansion of the church.

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9. Interior of St. Michael's Church [80 Meeting Street] - Undated

   B&W photograph of the nave of St. Michael's Church (80 Meeting Street).

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10. Charleston, S.C. in 1780 - late 18th c. (date of original)

    Photographic reprint of the engraving "Charleston, S.C. in 1780" showing a view of the Charleston harbor and waterfront. Rowboat towing a barge in foreground. Sailboats and Charleston buildings in the background, including St. Michael's Church, the Old Exchange, and St. Philip's Church. Attribution and date unknown.

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11. Looking North on King Street from Hasell Street at 253 and 254 King - late 1930s

    B&W photograph of the view looking north on King Street from the corner of Hasell Street to the Francis Marion Hotel. Buildings on the west side of the street are prominent but the east side of the street is also in view. Cars are parked along the west side of the street. East side buildings: 254 King, 256 King (Florsheim Shoes), 260 King (Kerrison's Department Store). West side buildings: 253 King, 255 King, 257 King, 259 King (Woolworths)...

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12. Looking North on King Street from Wentworth Street at 274 and 275 King Street - c. 1920 & c. 1940

    Two B&W photographs of the view looking north on King Street from the corner of Wentworth Street to the Francis Marion Hotel. Almost the same view but taken approximately twenty years apart. Buildings on the west side of the street are more prominent than the east side. In both photographs there is pedestrian activity and vehicles on the street. East side buildings: 274-276 King (South Carolina Power Company). West side buildings: 275 Kin...

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13. Old Slave Market For Rent - 1938

    B&W photograph of "The Old Slave Market" taken when the building was for rent. View from across the cobblestone street. Envelope that contained the photograph was dated Feb. 28, 1938. Howard R. Jacobs Photo Service.

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14. Charleston Street Cars - 1930s?

    B&W photograph of several trolley cars lining a street, with a crowd standing by on the sidewalk. Trolley car driver stands by one of the cars. The clerestory of the Trolley Barn can be seen mid-photo behind the trolley cars. Stamped on back: "Howard R. Jacobs Co. - South Windermere - Charleston, S.C."

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15. The New Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina [171 Moultrie Street] - 1930s?

    B&W photograph of the "New Citadel" near Hampton Park, showing the view looking north on Jones Avenue. Features the Padgett Thomas Hall, Murray Barracks, and Letellier Hall. on Marion Square. Car parked in front of buildings.

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