The dwelling houses of Charleston, South Carolina /
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| Language: | English |
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Philadelphia ; London :
J.B. Lippincott Company,
1917.
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Table of Contents:
- Charleston and its story
- The earliest buildings and the frequent fires
- Brewton's Corner and the old houses there
- Vanderhorst Creek, White Point, and "Church Street continued"
- A group of old houses on Meeting Street
- The houses built by Miles Brewton, Robert Pringle and William Branford
- Examples of architectural development following the Revolution
- The neighborhood of Granville's Bastion
- The fortifications on White Point, and the development of East and South Batteries
- South Battery and Lower Meeting Street
- South Bay, Legaré and Tradd Streets
- Tradd, Orange and Broad Streets
- From the city hall to the old exchange, Colleton Square, and Rhettsbury
- Ansonborough, Laurens Square, and General Gadsden's land
- Mazyckboro, Wraggboro, the citadel, the orphan house, and the free school land
- The glebe of St. Philip's and the village of Harleston
- Building materials
- The building of Charles Pinckney's house in Colleton Square.