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  1. 100 Tradd Street (Baker-Harby House) - Undated

    B&W photograph of 100 Tradd Street (Baker-Harby House), street (front) elevation, corner view.

    Record Type: Photo

    100 Tradd Street
  2. Plan, Landscape (Garden) - Construction Drawings - Garden [100 Tradd Street]

    Construction Drawings - Garden (photocopy) Client: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Richards, Jr. Address of property: 100 Tradd Street, Charleston Date(s) of drawing: undated

    Record Type: Archive

  3. Property File - 100 Tradd Street (Baker-Harby House)

    Constructed ca. 1730. Originally owned by Captain Francis Baker, a local merchant who reputedly served as one of Charleston's earliest executioners. After Baker's death, his son eventually sold the house and after a series of owners, it was purchased in 1818 by Isaac Harby, a playwright, editor, and journalist. Under the ownership of the Richards family, the garden was developed by Loutrel Briggs. Needs further research. File contains FOHG...

    Record Type: Archive

    100 Tradd Street

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