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114-120 East Bay Street (Coates' Row) - 1970
Three B&W photographs of 114-120 East Bay Street (Coates' Row): a: Front (west) elevation, showing the southwest corner of the building. Carolina Brokerage Co. sign on front of 114 East Bay Street. b: Street view of Coates' Row and the Old Exchange Building, 114-122 East Bay Street. Corner of East Bay and Elliott Streets at right. c: Coates' Row featuring 116 East Bay Street. Photos dated June 1970.
Record Type: Photo
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114-120 East Bay Street (Coates' Row) - ca. 1996
Two B&W photographs of Coates' Row (114-120 East Bay Street), front (west) elevation, showing the Tavern Liquor Store (120 East Bay), 118 East Bay, Geiss & Sons Jewelry (16 East Bay), and Still's Barber Shop (114 East Bay) (left to right).
Record Type: Photo
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Bay, Door, Windows of 118 East Bay Street (Coates' Row) - ca. 1996
B&W photograph of the front of 118 East Bay Street, part of Coates Row, front (east) elevation featuring the projecting two-story bay, door, and windows.
Record Type: Photo
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Interior Room, 118 East Bay Street (Coates' Row) - 1964
B&W photograph of an interior room of 118 East Bay Street, with fireplace and staircase. Then the home of Mrs. LaBar Hoagland, dated March 1964 (written on back of photo).
Record Type: Photo
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Property File - 114-120 East Bay Street (Coates' Row)
Constructed ca. 1788-1806; additions and alterations 1841. Thomas Coates apparently purchased or constructed this group of commercial buildings by 1806 to house, among other ventures, Harris' Tavern, later known as the French Coffee House, at 120 East Bay. This building served as the meeting place of Charleston's Jacobin Club in the 1790s, a group largely made up of French immigrants who wholeheartedly embraced the spirit of the French Revoluti...
Record Type: Archive
