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1. 16 Meeting Street (George Walton Williams House) - 1937

   B&W photograph of 16 Meeting Street (George Walton Williams House a/k/a Williams Mansion f/k/a Calhoun Mansion), southwest corner. Written on back of photo: "Calhoun Mansion / 14-16 Meeting Street / Charleston, S.C. / Mar. 1937 / Paine-Photo."

   Record Type: Photo

   
2. 371 King Street (Garden Theater) at Night - 1938

   Reprint of a photograph of the Garden Theater at night, "in its pre-World War II heyday," ca. 1938. Shows the east (front) elevation of 371 King and its neighbors to the north. Neon signs are lit and the street is decorated with strings of lights. Cars parked on street in front of buildings. The movie "You Can't Take it With You" is listed on the marquee. Charleston Museum photo; for reference use only.

   Record Type: Photo

   
3. Chalmers Street Looking East (1934) - 1934

   Photographic reprint of B&W photograph of Chalmers Street looking east. The Pink House (17 Chalmers) is in the foreground at right, along with buildings down to State Street (some now lost); 12 State Street and possibly 14 State Street (now a parking lot) are in view in the background. Cars are parked along the street. Photograph by M.B. Paine; dated October 1934. Reprint of Charleston Museum Photograph, #MK15152.

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Entry Hall/Foyer Doorway, Nathaniel Russell House (51 Meeting Street) - 1925

   Reprints of two B&W photographs of the view through the entry hall and foyer doorway. View of staircase in Photo B. Taken shortly before the Pelzer family renovated and redecorated. (See HSR, vol. 6.)

   Record Type: Photo

   
5. Flower Sellers - 1940s?

   Two B&W photographs of women selling flowers, locations unknown. "Flowuh, Miss" written on back of Photo B.

   Record Type: Photo

   
6. Miles Brewton House (27 King Street) - ca. 1937

   B&W photograph of the gate and east (front) elevation of the Miles Brewton House (27 King Street). Written on back of photo: "In the city by the sea, this home is the most famous of the historic landmarks. Miles Brewton, Alston, Pringle, Frost: owners from 1740 to date. Contains architectural and furnishing details of first interest to all tourists. The iron gate is typical of the handwrought iron work of that time. Photo by M.B. Paine, Chas.,...

   Record Type: Photo

   
7. Nathaniel Russell House - ca. 1898, ca. 1905

   Two photographs (scans) of the Nathaniel Russell House (51 Meeting Street), both taken from the house next door to the south where the photographer grew up and lived at. The Nathaniel Russell House was owned at the time by the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy. Photo a: Elevated view of the south elevation of the house and the garden. Treesarden trees in foreground. Original photographs is dated Dec. 1898. Charleston Museum photograph #MK15395. ...

   Record Type: Photo

   
8. Staircase, Stair Passage, and Entry Hall/Foyer Doors, Nathaniel Russell House (51 Meeting Street) - 1934

   Reprints of four photographs showing views of the staircase, stair passage, and foyer/entry hall doors. (See HSR, vol. 6.)

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. Stair Passage and Foyer Doorway, Nathaniel Russell House (51 Meeting Street) - 1925

   B&W photograph of the stair passage viewed from the foyer doorway. (See HSR, vol. 6.)

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. White Stock Towboat Towing Five-Masted Schooner - ca. 1930s

    B&W photograph of a tow boat (smokestack only) towing a five-masted schooner. Written on back of photo: "White Stack tow boat - [piloted by] Robert H. Lockwood - on the job with a tow - 5 mast schooner Edna Hoyt - Charleston SC Harbor 1937."

    Record Type: Photo