Fort Sumter Centennial
FORT SUMTER CENTENNIAL APRIL 12, 1961TIME CAPSULE TO BE OPENED APRIL 12, 2061Submitted by @lampbane
- south carolina
- charleston
- fort sumter
- time capsule
- 1961
- 2061
Quaker Burial Ground
QUAKER BURIAL GROUND THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE ORIGINALLY WERE BURIED AT THE QUAKER MEETING HOUSE GRAVEYARD ON KING STREET AND WERE REINTERRED AT THIS SITE IN 1974. JOHN ALLEN-1720 ...
- south carolina
- charleston
- quaker meeting house
- quakers
- 1974
Marion Square
MARION SQUARE NAMED IN HONOR OF GENERAL FRANCIS MARION AT THE TIME OF THE REVOLUTION THE TOWN GATES STOOD NEAR THIS SPOT ACROSS WHAT IS NOW KING STREET, ORIGINALLY THE HIGH WAY INTO...
- south carolina
- charleston
- francis marion
- 1780
- 1842
- 1941
Mary Elliott Guerard
THIS HOUSE GIVEN IN MEMORY OF MARY ELLIOTT GUERARDSubmitted by @lampbane
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- charleston
- mary elliott guerard
Century Time Trunk
CENTURY TIME TRUNK DATA CONCERNING CHARLESTON OF 1939 TO BE OPENED IN 2039 PRESENTED TOTHE CHARLESTON MUSEUM BY THE CHARLESTON EVENING POST Submitted by @lampbane
- south carolina
- charleston
- 1939
- 2039
- charleston museum
- time capsule
Joseph Manigault House / The Gate Temple
JOSEPH MANIGAULT HOUSE HAS BEEN DESIGNATED A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK THIS SITE POSSESSES NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN COMMEMORATING THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1974 ...
- south carolina
- charleston
- joseph manigault
- 1974
- national par...
- 1803
The Joseph Manigault House
THE JOSEPH MANIGAULT HOUSE AN OUTSTANDING EXAMPLE OF THE ADAM STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE IN PLAN, INTERIOR DETAIL AND DECORATION. THE HOUSE WAS DESIGNED BY GABRIEL MANIGAULT, CHARLESTON'S MOST FAMOUS...
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- charleston
- joseph manigault
- 1953
Wragg Square
WRAGG SQUARE DEDICATED TO THE USE OF THE PEOPLE OF CHARLESTON SC IN THE DIVISION OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN WRAGG 1801Submitted by @lampbane
- south carolina
- charleston
- john wragg
- wraggborough
- 1801
A History of Courtenay Square
A HISTORY OF COURTENAY SQUARE Firefighting in Charleston Fires, earthquakes, tornados, hurricanes, and epidemics... although Charleston has faced many kinds of disasters over its long history,...
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- charleston
- firefighting
- fire department
- 1698
- 1861
- 1877
- 1882
- william courtenay
- 1886
- 1877
- well
Market Hall and Sheds
MARKET HALL AND SHEDS HAS BEEN DESIGNATED A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK THIS SITE POSSESSES NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN COMMEMORATING THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 1975 ...
- south carolina
- charleston
- national par...
- 1975
Dwight T. Pitcaithley, NPS Historian
In 1776 this nation embarked on a great experiment, an experiment based on the self evident truth that "all men are created equal." It has not been a steady progression, there have been many bumps...
- south carolina
- charleston
- liberty square
- dwight pitcaithley
- 2001
In Memory of Harold Simmons
In Memory of Harold Simmons 1921-2000 This beautiful section of the Riverwalk was made possible by the civic-minded leadership and service of our friend, Harold Simmons, to his Dockside...
- south carolina
- charleston
- riverwalk
- 1921
- 2000
The Chehebar Family
THE LAND ON WHICH THIS BUILDING STANDS IS DEDICATED BY THE CHEHEBAR FAMILY MARCELLE ALBERT & JOYCE ISAAC & MARILYN JACK & MARILYN JOSEPH & TERRI RAYMOND & GISELLE AND FAMILIES
- new york
- brooklyn
- gravesend
- mcdonald avenue
- pillar
We the People / US Constitution
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure...
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- charleston
- us constitution
- constitution
Resolution of the First Congress Submitting Twelve Amendments to the Constitution
Congress of the United States, begun and held at the City of New-York, on Wednesday the fourth of March, one thousand seven hundred and eighty nine THE Conventions of a number of the States,...
- south carolina
- charleston
- 1789
- congress
- constitution
- bill of rights