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Habs/Haer) and Other Intensive Property Documentation HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: OVERSIZED DRAWINGS/PLANS SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: MAP CASE 14/01 Folder Property Information Location County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Caldwell-Hutchison Farm Lowndesville vic. Abbeville Richard B. Russell Dam Survey 6 sheets (mylar), 1980 HABS No. SC-382 2 Featherstone Farm Tenant House Lowndesville vic. Abbeville Richard B. Russell Dam Survey 2 sheets (mylar), 1980 HABS No. SC-381 3 Harper-Featherstone Farm Lowndesville vic. Abbeville Richard B. Russell Dam Survey 8 sheets (mylar), 1980 HABS No. SC-379 4 Harper-Featherstone Farm Tenant Hse. Lowndesville vic. Abbeville Richard B. Russell Dam Survey 2 sheets (mylar), 1980 HABS No. SC-380 5 Long-Hutchison Farm Tenant Barn Lowndesville vic. Abbeville Richard B. Russell Dam Survey 1 sheet (mylar), 1980 HABS No. SC-383B 6 Hunting Island Lighthouse Beaufort 1 sheet (blackline print), ca.1971 HABS No. SC-385 7 Fort Johnson Powder Magazine James Island Charleston 3 sheets (blueline print), ca.1971 HABS No. SC-387 8 Snee Farm Mount Pleasant Charleston 21 sheets (vellum), 1990 HABS No. SC-87 HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: OVERSIZED DRAWINGS/PLANS SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: MAP CASE 14/01 Folder Property Information Location County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 9 Lock Keeper’s House Great Falls Chester Rocky Mount Canal, Landsford Canal 7 sheets (blueline print), 1971 HABS No. SC-386 10 Lower Gassaway Bridge Pickens 4 sheets (blueline print), 1981-1982 HABS No. SC-396 11 Kensington House-Singleton Plantation Eastover vic. Richland 5 sheets (mylar), 1980 12 Black Mingo Baptist Church Nesmith vic Williamsburg 8 sheets (blueline print), 1981 [sheets 1,2,3,5,7,8 of final version; sheets 1-8 of draft version] HABS No. SC-392 13 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Death House 3 sheets (mylar), 1995 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 14 Poinsett State Park, CCC Sumter 22 sheets (blackline print), 1936-1938 [copies of original drawings] 15 Table Rock State Park, CCC Pickens 12 sheets (blackline print), 1936-1946 [copies of original drawings] 16 Mary Hyman House Mars Bluff Florence 7 sheets (blackline print), 1992 2 HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: OVERSIZED DRAWINGS/PLANS SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: MAP CASE 14/01 Folder Property Information Location County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 17 Fort Hill, Home of John C. Calhoun Clemson Pickens and Thomas Green Clemson 15 sheets (blackline print), 1997 HABS No. SC-344 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 18 Eliza’s House, Middleton Place Dorchester 4 sheets (blackline print), 1990 19 North Wing, South Carolina Columbia Richland Penitentiary (Cell Block One) 17 sheets (blackline print), 1998 Note: See also Project Documentation Files DESCRIPTION: OVERSIZED DRAWINGS/PLANS SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: MAP CASE 14/02 Folder Property Information Location County ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- 1 U.S. Naval Shipyard, Charleston, N. Charleston Charleston Commandant’s Office/Building No. 1, Quarters H & I 18 sheets (blackline print), 1903-1938 2 U.S. Naval Shipyard, Charleston, N. Charleston Charleston Building No. 7, Storehouse & Storekeeper’s Office 15 sheets (blackline print), 1905 3 U.S. Naval Shipyard, Charleston, N. Charleston Charleston Building No. 39, Pump House 8 sheets (blackline print), 1910-1941 3 HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: OVERSIZED DRAWINGS/PLANS SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: MAP CASE 14/02 Folder Property Information Location County -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 U.S. Naval Shipyard, Charleston, N. Charleston Charleston Building No. 1119, Boiler House/Administration 4 sheets (blackline print), 1938-1968 5 U.S. Naval Shipyard, Charleston, N. Charleston Charleston Building No. 32, Central Power Plant 3 sheets (blackline), 1906 6 Southern Railway Combination Depot Belton Anderson 5 sheets (blackline print), 1907-08 7 S.A.L.R.Y. (Seaboard Airline Railway) Columbia Richland Passenger Station 10 sheets (blackline print), 1904 8 U.S. Courthouse Columbia Richland 8 sheets (blueline print), 1935 9 County Courthouse Charleston Charleston 44 sheets (blueline print), 1967 10 U.S. Naval Hospital Beaufort, Beaufort Beaufort Building 7, Nurses Quarters 22 sheets (mylar and blackline print), 1940s, 1980s, and 2006 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 11 Charleston Naval Shipyard, Extension N. Charleston Charleston to Administration Building, Building 8, and Water Tower #78 17 sheets (mylar), 1930s, 1950s, and 1970s Note: See also Project Documentation Files 12 S.C. Dispensary Building Columbia Richland 7 sheets (mylar and blueline print), 1985 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 4 HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: OVERSIZED DRAWINGS/PLANS SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: MAP CASE 14/02 Folder Property Information Location County ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------- 13 George Legare Homes/North Park N. Charleston Charleston Village, North Charleston Housing Authority 27 sheets (blackline print), 1978 & undated 4 sheets (colored exhibit print), 2009 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 14 Beaufort National Cemetery Wall Beaufort Beaufort 1 sheet (blackline and colored print), 2009 HALS No. SC-1-A Note: See also Project Documentation Files 15 Rock Hill Body Company, 2009 Rock Hill York 3 sheets (blackline print) Note: See also Project Documentation Files 16 The Grove Plantation Charleston 14 sheets (blackline print xerox), 1929-1930 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 17 USC DeSaussure College, exterior renovations Richland 9 sheets (blackline print xerox), 1976-1978 18 West Union School West Union Oconee 5 sheets (blackline print), 2011 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 19 Bell Street/Martha Dendy School, Clinton Laurens 7 sheets, (February 1950) July 2016 Note: See also Project Documentation Files 20 5 HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: PROJECT DOCUMENTATION FILES (PHOTOGRAPHS, REPORTS, and/or DRAWINGS/PLANS) SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: 371H03 – 371H06 Box Folder Property Information Location County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Jack Boucher, HABS, Photographs, 1986-1987 Abbeville Co. -- Hampton Co. (Cohassett) 2 Jack Boucher, HABS, Photographs, 1986-1987 Hampton Co. (Cohassett) -- York Co. 3 Jack Boucher, HABS, Photograph Project List and Files, 1986-1987 4 1 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Mess Hall Additions, 1995 (Photographs) 4 2 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Walls, 1995 (Photographs) 4 3 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Death House, 1995 (Photographs) Note: See also Oversized Drawings/Plans 4 4 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Tag Plant, 1995 (Photographs) 4 5 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Griffith Hospital, 1995 (Photographs) 4 6 Central Corrections Institution (CCI), Columbia Richland Cell Block One, 1998 (Photographs) Note: See also Oversized Drawings/Plans 4 7 Fort Hill, Home of John C. Calhoun and Clemson Pickens Thomas Green Clemson, 1997 (Report) HABS No. SC-344 Note: See also Oversized Drawings/Plans 6 HISTORIC AMERICAN BUILDINGS SURVEY / HISTORIC AMERICAN ENGINEERING RECORD (HABS/HAER) AND OTHER INTENSIVE PROPERTY DOCUMENTATION DESCRIPTION: PROJECT DOCUMENTATION FILES (PHOTOGRAPHS, REPORTS, and/or DRAWINGS/PLANS) SERIES NUMBER: S108142 LOCATION: 371H03 – 371H06 Box Folder Property Information Location County --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 8 Stono River Bridge, 1998 Charleston Charleston (Photographs, Report) HAER No. SC-24 4 9 Cook and Crawford Building, 1998 Greenville Greenville (Photographs) 4 10 CSX Railroad Bridge, 2002 Jalapa vic. Newberry (Photographs, Report) HAER No. SC-34 5 1 Short Smoke Stack (Building 32), N. Charleston Charleston Charleston Naval Shipyard, 1998 (Photographs) 5 2 Building 8A and Water Tower #78, N. Charleston Charleston Charleston Naval Shipyard, 2000 (Photographs, Reports, Drawings/Plans) Note: See also Oversized Drawings/Plans 5 3 Warehouses at 104, 106, 108, 110, and Clinton Laurens 112 Gary Street, 1989 (Photographs, Report, Drawings/Plans) 5 4 Buildings 2495 and 2511, Fort Jackson, Columbia Richland 1998 (Photographs, Report) HABS No. SC-692-B
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