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Festival of Houses and Gardens Brochures, Tickets, and Programs
Scope & Content
Over the years, Festival of Houses and Gardens collateral materials have ranged from paperback booklets entitled Charleston's Historic Houses to individual house histories/descriptions* to tri-folded pamphlets to glossy brochures, as well as a variety of tickets and the original maps printed on early (1949-1950s) tickets. Unless otherwise indicated, there is one copy of each item in the collection.
*These are the houses and buildings for which these brief histories/descriptions exist (1948 Festival of Homes): 178 Ashley Avenue (Robert Hume Lucas's House; 2 Bedon's Alley (Humphrey Sommers' Tenement); 36 Chalmers Street (Mrs. Jane Wightman's House); 35 Church Street (Young-Johnson House); 39 Church Street (George Eveleigh's House); 59 Church Street (Thomas Rose's House); 69 Church Street (Capers-Huger-Smith House); 83 Church Street (William Hendricks' Tenements): 90 Church Street (Thomas Legare House a/k/a Peter Leger House); 131 Church Street (James Huston's House); 135 Church Street (Dock Street Theater); 21 East Battery (Edmondston-Alston House); 89 East Bay Street (Adam Tunno's House); 101 East Bay Street (Colonel Othniel Beale's House); 8 Gibbes Street (Drayton-Manigault House); 54 Hasell Street (Colonel William Rhett's House); 14 Legare Street (Simmons-Edwards House); 16 Legare Street (Miss Amarinthea Elliott's House); 43 Legare Street (Charles Elliott's House); 30 Meeting Street (Colonel Isaac Motte's House); 54 Meeting Street (Timothy Ford's House); 59 Meeting Street (The Branford-Horry House); 350 Meeting Street (Joseph Manigault's House); 172 Rutledge Avenue (Ashley Hall); 64 South Battery (William Gibbes' House); 125 Tradd Street (Capt. John Morrison's House); 129 Tradd Street (Joseph Winthrop's House).
