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Posted: January 6, 2021
There’s no history of this building in HCF’s Archives except that it was demolished sometime after the photograph was taken – probably along with its neighbor, W.I. Chapman Plumbing, at 341 East Bay – and is now a parking lot. (Old Codgers’ Charleston Address Book.) The ca. 1957 photograph is by Louis Schwartz.
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Featured is the Thomson Auditorium, later the home of The Charleston Museum, which was located at 121 Rutledge Avenue. After the Bennett Mill Pond was filled, Mayor William Ashmead Courtenay…
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651 Rutledge Avenue There’s no history of this house in HCF’s Archives. What is known is that it was constructed ca. 1914 when the address was 385 Rutledge Avenue….
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Constructed in 1815, St. Andrew’s Hall (120 Broad Street), was located just east of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. It was used not only for St. Andrew’s Society…
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