An Index of the Images Contained in the Charleston Year Book, 1880–1951

Prepared by Laura Barfield and Nic Butler Charleston County Public Library, 2007

Year Caption Page # Subject Format 1880 City Hall frontispiece City Hall ill. 1880 A Map of Charleston--the Harbor and Vicinity frontispiece Charleston map 1880 A Map of Charles Town in 1671 242 Charleston map 1880 A Map of Charles Town in 1704 243 Charleston map 1880 A Map of Charles Town [n.d.] 256 Charleston map A Map of Charles Town with its 1880 Entrenchments, and those made by the 264 Charleston map English during the Siege of 1780 A Map of the present City of Charleston 1880 280 Charleston map [1880] Colonial Exchange--now the Post Office 1881 frontispiece Exchange ill. [1881] 1882 William Enston frontispiece People port. 1882 City Hall [1882] frontispiece City Hall photo. 1882 The New Council Chamber, City Hall 208 City Hall photo. 1882 An Exact Prospect of Charles Town, 1762 340 Charleston ill. Fac-Simile of Sir Henry Clinton's Map of the 1882 360 Charleston map Siege of Charles Town Map of Charleston and surrounding vicinity, 1883 showing the original settlement of 1670 at frontispiece Charleston map Albemarle Point Fac-Simile of the Medal Struck at the United States Mint, Philadelphia, to commemorate 1883 324 Charleston ill. the Centennial of the Incorporation of the City of Charleston, 13 August 1883 The Great Seal of the Second Lords 1883 356 Seals photo. Proprietors of the Province of Carolina Fac-Simile of an Old Map of Carolina 1883 377 Charleston map (previous to 1700) 1883 Fac-Simile of a British Stamp 411 Stamps ill. Fac-Simile of an Old Map, giving the British 1883 account of the Battle of Fort Sullivan, 28 June 415 Forts map 1776 Plats A, B, C, showing Locations of Fort 1883 473 Forts map Johnson--1704–1865 Plats D, E, showing Locations of Fort 1883 478 Forts map Moultrie--1776–1865 Plats E, G, showing Location of Castle 1883 481 Castle Pinckney map Pinckney--1794 Plats F, G, showing Shape and Area of Fort 1883 483 Forts map Sumter--1828 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Fac-Simile of Relics Found in the 1883 Cornerstone of the Old Light-House, Morris 491 Morris Island ill. Island, 1767 The Ichnography of Charles Town, at High 1884 frontispiece Charleston map Water, 1739 A Plat of the City's Artesian Well, Marion 1884 Square, showing strata down to the depth of 152 Artesian Well map 1970 feet A Map of Morris and Part of Folly Islands, at 1884 352 Morris Island map the Entrance of Charleston Harbor, 1861–62 1884 Plan of Fort Wagner, Morris Island 360 Forts ill. A map of the Inner Harbor, with several 1885 thousand Soundings, showing Depth of frontispiece Charleston map Water at all Points Portraits of the Prominent Volunteer Firemen, 1885 152 People ill. 1842 Facsimile of Poster fixing Price of Stamps 1885 336 Stamps ill. and of the Stamp itself Map of Charleston and Vicinity, showing 1885 352 Forts map location of all Forts The Earliest Map of Carolina, made by order 1886 248 South Carolina map of the Lords Proprietors, 1672 Map of the Improved Part of Carolina, with 1886 280 South Carolina map the settlements down to 1715 Map Showing Epicenter Region of 1886 345 1886 Earthquake map Earthquake, 31 August 1886 1886 Court House--Earthquake Views 352 1886 Earthquake photo. Residence of Mr. Ravenel, East Battery, 1886 360 1886 Earthquake photo. Earthquake Views 1886 Old U.S. Courthouse, Earthquake Views 368 1886 Earthquake photo. Residence of Mr. William Sinkler, Tradd 1886 376 1886 Earthquake photo. Street, Earthquake Views Collapsed Building in Rear of U.S. Post 1886 384 1886 Earthquake photo. Office, Earthquake Views Ruins of Three Large Buildings, Hayne 1886 392 1886 Earthquake photo. Street, Earthquake Views 1886 Medical College, Ruins of Portico 400 1886 Earthquake photo. 1886 St. Michael's Church, Earthquake Views 408 1886 Earthquake photo. Schultz Residence, Summerville, Earthquake 1886 416 1886 Earthquake photo. Views Geyser near Ten Mile Hill, Showing Erupted 1886 424 1886 Earthquake photo. Sand, Earthquake Views Fissure Near Ashley River, Earthquake 1886 425 1886 Earthquake photo. Views Front Row of Cottages, Upper King Street, William Enston 1887 frontispiece ill. William Enston Home Home 1887 Ground Plan of Enston Home 86 Enston Home map 1887 Office, Shirras Dispensary 91 Shirras Dispensary ill. 1887 Orphan House 96 Orphan House ill. 1887 Memorial Hospital 136 Memorial Hospital ill.

2 Year Caption Page # Subject Format 1887 Ground Plan of Memorial Hospital 137 Memorial Hospital map 1887 Central Fire Station 168 Fire Station ill. 1887 Central Police Station 178 Police Station ill. 1887 Old Cumberland M.E. Church 352 Churches ill. 1887 Old Bethel M.E. Church 355 Churches ill. 1887 Old Trinity Pulpit 358 Churches ill. 1887 New Bethel M.E. Church 364 Churches ill. 1888 No images in 1888 yearbook 1889 F. W. Dawson frontispiece People photo. 1890 Charleston Harbor 135 Charleston map 1890 View of Maritime Sanitation Building 136 Sanitation photo. View of Interior of Maritime Sanitation 1890 148 Sanitation photo. Building View of Open Cylinder, and Truck Loaded 1890 with Clothing, etc., before entering Maritime 150 Sanitation photo. Sanitation View of Cylinder-Truck with Clothing 1890 152 Sanitation photo. Introduced, Maritime Sanitation View of Vessel Being Fumigated, and Wharf 1890 154 Sanitation photo. for Ballast Deposit, Maritime Sanitation View of Fumigating Wharf--Vessel and 1890 156 Sanitation photo. Naphtha Launch, Maritime Sanitation 1890 View of Quarantine Officer's Dwelling 158 Sanitation photo. 1891 No images in 1891 yearbook 1892 No images in 1892 yearbook College of 1893 Sketch of the College of Charleston 238 ill. Charleston Map showing soundings at the Jetties in 1893 272 Charleston Harbor map Charleston Harbor from 1884 to 1892 1894 Hall of St. Andrew's Society 274 Buildings ill. 1895 No images in 1895 yearbook 1896 No images in 1896 yearbook 1897 Cannon Park, preliminary plan 184 Parks map 1898 Chicora Park, general plan 160 Parks map 1899 Thomson Auditorium xxii Buildings 1900 No images in 1900 yearbook Appendix, p. 1901 The Timrod Memorial, Washington Square Memorials ill. 61 Appendix, p. 1901 Henry Timrod People photo. 62 Appendix, p. 1901 Henry Timrod People photo. 66 Henry Timrod house, Henderson Street, Appendix, p. 1901 Houses photo. Columbia, S.C. 68 Plan Showing Site of Naval Station, Appendix, p. 1901 Naval Station map Charleston, S.C. 83

3 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Plan Showing Proposed General Appendix, p. 1901 Development, U.S. Naval Station, Charleston Naval Station map 86 S.C. Appendix, p. 1902 Drainage Map of Charleston Neck Charleston map 90 1903 Hon. J. Adger Smyth, Mayor frontispiece People photo. Board of Aldermen and Mayor Pro Tem, 1903 iv People photo. Charleston, S.C., 1900 Board of Aldermen and Mayor Pro Tem, 1903 vi People photo. Charleston, S.C., 1901 Board of Aldermen and Mayor Pro Tem, 1903 viii People photo. Charleston, S.C., 1902 Board of Aldermen and Mayor Pro Tem, 1903 x People photo. Charleston, S.C., 1903 1903 W. W. Simons, Clerk of Council xii People photo. 1903 R. G. O'Neale, Mayor's Secretary xiv People photo. 1903 Theo. D. Jervey, City Recorder xviii People photo. 1903 J. O. Lea, City Treasurer 1 People photo. 1903 Daniel L. Sinkler, City Assessor 20 People photo. 1903 Glenn E. Davis, City Sheriff 41 People photo. 1903 J. B. Keckeley, Superintendent of Streets 44 People 1903 George H. Moffett, Corporation Counsel 51 People photo. 1903 J. H. Dingle, City Surveyor 54 People photo. 1903 I'on Simons, City Electrician 64 People photo. 1903 J. Merceir Green, M.D., Health Officer 67 People photo. 1903 O. G. Marjenhoff, Chief of Fire Department 115 People photo. 1903 W. A. Boyle, Chief of Police 130 People photo. 1904 Beauregard Memorial Arch frontispiece Memorials photo. Appendix, p. 1905 Roper Hospital Roper Hospital ill. 23 Appendix, p. 1905 Roper Hospital, blueprints Roper Hospital ill. 24 Appendix, p. 1905 Roper Hospital, blueprints Roper Hospital ill. 26 Appendix, p. 1905 Admiral F. W. Dickins, Cruiser Charleston People photo. 30 Appendix, p. 1905 U.S.S. Charleston Ships ill. 40 Appendix, p. 1905 Cmdr. Winslow, U.S.N. People 46 Silver Punch bowl presented to crew of Appendix, p. 1905 Misc. ill. Cruiser Charleston by City of Charleston 48 The North German Lloyd Steamship Appendix, p. 1906 Ships photo. "Wittekind" 31 Hon. E. J. Watson, Commissioner of Appendix, p. 1906 Agriculture, Commerce and Immigration for People photo. 4 South Carolina

4 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Chart of the "Wittekind's" First Voyage from Appendix, p. 1906 map Bremen to Charleston 9 The First Immigrant from the "Wittekind," Appendix, p. 1906 People photo. Herr Nicolaus Nicmann 14 Immigrants with their Baggage, landing at Appendix, p. 1906 People photo. Charleston from the "Wittekind" 19 1907 Bandstand, White Point Garden p. 199 Parks photo. Cannon Park, showing entrance to the new Appendix, p. Charleston 1907 photo. Charleston Museum 13 Museum Home of the Charleston Museum for Sixty Appendix, p. Charleston 1907 photo. Years 16, p. 22 Museum Appendix, p. 1907 Francis Simmons Holmes People photo. 26 Floor plan, main Exhibition Hall, New Charleston 1908 p. 303 map. Charleston Museum Museum 1909 No images in 1909 yearbook 1910 No images in 1910 yearbook 1911 In Hampton Park 248 Parks photo. 1911 East Battery 252 Charleston photo 1911 In White Point Garden 257 Parks photo Panoramic view of Harbor and City of 1912 frontispiece Charleston photo Charleston showing battleship fleet 1913 No images in 1913 yearbook Bacteriological Laboratory, Health 1914 146 Buildings photo Department, Medical College Bacteriological Laboratory, Health 1914 150 Buildings photo Department, Medical College 1915 No images in 1915 yearbook 1916 Hon. T. T. Hyde, Mayor frontispiece People photo 1916 Police Station 270 Buildings photo 1916 Capt. J. A. Black, Chief of Police 280 People photo 1916 T. M. O'Brien, Chief Detective 281 People photo 1917 No images in 1917 yearbook 1918 Capt. J. A. Black, Chief of Police 282 People photo 1918 Police Station 284 Police Station photo 1918 Clarence Levy, Banking Detective 292 People photo 1918 Charles W. Busch, Juvenile Officer 296 People photo 1919 No images in 1919 yearbook Main Pumping Station, Hanahan, Berkeley 1920 224 Buildings photo Co., S.C. Engine Room, Main Pumping Station, 1920 226 Buildings photo Hanahan, Berkeley Co., S.C. Engineers' Cottages, Hanahan, Berkeley Co., 1920 231 Buildings photo S.C. One of the Original 100 ft. Timber Spillways, 1920 Goose Creek Dam, Hanahan, Berkeley Co., 236 Dams photo S.C.

5 Year Caption Page # Subject Format New Concrete Spillway, Goose Creek Dam, 1920 241 Dams photo Hanahan, Berkeley Co,. S.C. Northeast Abutment, New Concrete Spillway, 1920 245 Dams photo Hanahan, Berkeley Co., S.C. Washwater Standpipe, New Filter Plant, 1920 251 Buildings photo Hanahan, Berkeley Co., S.C. Concrete Forms in Place Ready for Pouring 1920 Concrete, New Filter Plant, Hanahan, 256 Buildings photo Berkeley Co., S.C. One of 14 New Concrete Filter Tanks, 1920 259 Buildings photo. Showing Wheeler Bottoms, About completed One of 14 new Filters Showing Wash Water 1920 Troughs, Wheeler Bottom and Balls in Place 264 Buildings Photo. Ready to Receive Gravel and Sand 1920 James R. Cantwell, Chief of Police 303 People photo. Engineers' Cottages, Hanahan Pumping 1921 192 Houses photo. Station Storage Reservoir after Removal of Floating 1921 228 photo. Islands, Dec. 1921 Storage Reservoir after Removal of Floating 1921 231 photo. Islands, Dec. 1921 New Filter Plant, Built 1920–21. Hanahan 1921 236 Buildings photo. Pumping Station 1921 James R. Cantwell, Chief of Police 281 People photo. Engineers' Cottages, Hanahan Pumping 1922 199 Buildings photo. Station Section of 6" Main, Laid 1887--Removed 1922 1922. Showing Incrustation. Coefficient 34. 251 Water Department photo. Water Department Section of 6" Cement Lined Cast Iron Main, 1922 Laid 1922, Internal Dia. 5 5/8." Water 253 Water Department photo. Department Storage Reservoir Showing Floating Islands, 1922 259 photo. July 1921 Storage Reservoir after Removal of Floating 1922 263 photo. Islands, Dec. 1921 1922 James R. Cantwell, Chief of Police 305 People photo. 1923 No images 1923 yearbook 1924 No images 1924 yearbook 1925 No images 1925 yearbook 1926 No images 1926 yearbook 1927 No images 1927 yearbook 1928 No images 1928 yearbook 1929 No images in 1929 yearbook 1930 No images in 1930 yearbook 1931 No yearbook published 1931? 1932– Members of City Council inducted into office 1 People photo. 1935 on December 14, 1931

6 Year Caption Page # Subject Format 1932– Cannon Street extension to Ashley River 12 Streets photo. 1935 Bridge 1932– Section of the New Rockville Road 12 Streets photo. 1935 1932– View of the City Dump before erection of the 13 photo. 1935 municipal incinerator 1932– Municipal Incinerator 13 Buildings photo. 1935 1932– Municipal Swimming Pool at George St. (Two 14 photo. 1935 photos) City of Charleston Pay Warrants, issued as 1932– an emergency measure, during 1932 and 15 photo. 1935 1933 1932– Municipal Yacht Basin, located on the Ashley 16 photo. 1935 River (Two photos) 1932– Fire Engine Station No. 9, erected on King 20 Buildings photo. 1935 Street, north of Simons Street 1932– Modern Prison Farm, located on city owned 20 Buildings photo 1935 pine land property to the north of Charleston 1932– Colored Swimming Pool on President Street 21 photo. 1935 1932– New auditorium and fair building, erected at 21 Buildings photo. 1935 Johnson Hagood Stadium 1932– The Charleston Azalea Festival, held 22 Azalea Festival photo. 1935 annually in April 1932– Municipal Airport 22 Municipal Airport photo. 1935 Members of City Council who took office 1936 1 People photo. December 16, 1935 1936 The Mayor's new office 10 Buildings photo. 1936 East Bay looking north from Broad Street 10 Streets photo. A major step in Charleston's financial 1936 progress took place when Mayor Burnet R. 12 People photo. Maybank signed the new Refunding Bonds 1936 Foot of Shaft 21, Edisto-Goose Creek Tunnel 14 photo. Shaft 22, North heading to West Virginia Pulp 1936 14 photo. and Paper Company, before trimming The Nation's Chief Executive [Franklin D. Roosevelt], waves an affectionate farewell to 1936 Charleston from the bridge of the 16 People photo. Indianapolis, on the eve of departure on the good-will cruise to South America The famous Roosevelt smile flashes as the 1936 President halts on the gangplank to say 18 People photo. goodbye to the crowd at Union Pier Murray Vocational School, as seen across 1936 20 Buildings photo. Murray Park The smoldering city dump, . . .[and] the 1936 66 photo. modern garbage incinerator shown below An interesting contrast in the appearance of 1936 70 Streets photo. East Battery [Two photos, 1883 and 1936]

7 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Ox pulling dump cart at one of the Edisto- 1936 84 photo. Goose Creek Tunnel shafts; Water Works Down into the solid Edisto marl this shaft 1936 reaches to connect with the 23 mile Edisto- 84 photo. Goose Creek tunnel; Water Works Traffic Sergeant John J. Garbini and 1936 Chauffeur William M. Runey stand before 122 People photo. one of Charleston's new police cruisers Two striking views of Charleston's Battery 1936 132 Parks photo. [White Point Garden] Past historic Fort Sumter, the formidable cruiser Indianapolis moves seaward, carrying 1936 178 Ships photo. President Roosevelt on his epoch-making voyage to South America The Queen of Charleston's 1936 Azalea 1936 Festival goes to Mullins to take part in that 182 Azalea Festival photo. city's Tobacco Festival An artist's conception of Charleston in 1861, 1936 184 Charleston photo. as seen from the Mount Pleasant shore 1936 A scene on Marshall's Wharf 186 Maritime photo. 1936 A view from the Clyde Line Docks 188 Maritime photo. A view from St. Michael's Steeple, looking 1936 east, showing schooners in the Cooper 192 Charleston photo. [1883] A view from St. Michael's Steeple, looking 1936 193 Charleston photo. northeast [ca. 1933] The gigantic plant of the West Virginia Pulp 1937 12 Buildings photo. and Paper Company 1937 The Sunken Garden at Hampton Park 14 Parks photo. Immediately after Azalea Festival 1937 16 Azalea Festival photo. Corporation Coronation of Miss Charleston for Azalea 1937 16 Azalea Festival photo. Festival 1937 The new aviary at Hampton Park 132 Parks photo. The new concrete tennis courts at William 1937 134 Parks photo. Moultrie Playground New maginal [sic] wharf and shed 1937 164 Maritime photo. constructed at Columbus Street A few of the local vessels tied up at the new 1937 176 Maritime photo. pier at the Municipal Yacht Basin at low tide 1937 Meeting Street Manor 178 Buildings photo. A few of the snipes participating in the Azalea 1937 179 Azalea Festival photo. Festival races off the Battery A portion of the Animal section of the Azalea 1937 180 Azalea Festival photo. Festival Floats Parade 1937 Joseph C. Barbot 181 People photo. 1937 John J. Healy 182 People photo. 1937 Brice H. Mathews 183 People photo. 1937 W. Moultrie Ball 184 People photo.

8 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Main or Church Street Façade of Dock Street Dock Street 1937 186 photo. Theatre Theatre Pit, Boxes, and Proscenium of Dock Street Dock Street 1937 188 photo. Theatre Theatre Dock Street 1937 Green Room of Dock Street Theatre 190 photo. Theatre Dock Street 1937 The Lobby of the Dock Street Theatre 190 photo. Theatre Former Residence of Governor Thomas 1937 198 Houses photo. Bennett, 1 Lucas Street Residence of Mrs. W. A. Roebling, 64 South 1937 198 Houses photo. Battery Residence of Mrs. George W. Williams, 15 1937 200 Houses photo. Meeting Street Residence of John Mead Howells, 105 Tradd 1937 200 Houses photo. Street Residence of Mr. Julian Mitchell, 8 South 1937 202 Houses photo. Battery The West Point Mill building as it appeared in 1937 212 West Point Mill photo. 1936 The Old Road leading to West Point Mill [ca. 1937 212 West Point Mill photo. 1880s] 1938 Burnet R. Maybank, Mayor, 1931–1938 10 People photo. 1938 Henry W. Lockwood, Mayor, 1938– 11 People photo Fifth Annual Azalea Festival--Vice President 1938 John N. Garner, Mayor Barnet R. Maybank, 12 Azalea Festival photo. and Governor Olin D. Johnston Fifth Annual Azalea Festival--Mayor Burnet 1938 R. Maybank crowns Festival Queen, Miss 14 Azalea Festival photo. Dorothy Moore, of Florence Miss Charleston of the 1938 Azalea Festival 1938 16 Azalea Festival photo. and some of the members of her court 1938 James H. Dingle, City Engineer 180 People photo. John P. Sullivan, Chief Clerk, Assessing 1938 181 People photo. Division Negroes cull through debris of their homes in Tornadoes of 1938 182 photo. the Gadsden Green section 1938. Torn asunder as if by internal explosion, this Tornadoes of 1938 residence is typical of the damage in the 182 photo. 1938. Gadsden Green section A damaged piano, and a perpendicular bed Tornadoes of 1938 spring give mute evidence of the force of the 183 photo. 1938. blow Cleaved as if by a giant meat cutter, the side Tornadoes of 1938 of this residence in the Gadsden Green 183 1938. Photo. section lies against the adjacent house The mass of sticks and splinters which was Tornadoes of 1938 the two story frame store of John M. Rousso, 184 photo 1938. southeast corner of Rutledge and Race Ruins of the rectory of Sacred Heart Parish 1938 184 Tornadoes of 1938 photo. Church

9 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Residences in Lilly Court collapsed like piles Tornadoes of 1938 185 photo. of building blocks 1938. Homes completely demolished in the 1938 185 Tornadoes of 1938 photo Gadsden Green section Residences on Murray Boulevard, west of Tornadoes of 1938 King, where one of the tornadoes first struck 186 photo. 1938. the city The overturned automobile and the damaged Tornadoes of 1938 roofs and porches indicated the force of the 186 photo. 1938. Photo. blow on South Battery, just west of King The gaping hole in historic St. Michael's Tornadoes of 1938 187 photo. Church, viewed from City Hall park 1938. Tornadoes of 1938 The City Hall, shortly after the tornado 188 photo. 1938. The City Hall park and the Timrod Inn, as Tornadoes of 1938 189 photo they appeared a few hours after the tornado 1938. 1938 The Sing Lee Laundry, 133 King Street 191 Tornadoes of 1938 photo. The damaged pilasters and roof of the Tornadoes of 1938 190 photo. Huguenot Church are apparent here 1938. Chalmers Street, looking westward toward Tornadoes of 1938 191 Hibernian Hall 1938. photo. Panoramic view of tornado damage as seen 1938 from the roof of the United States Custom 193 Tornadoes of 1938 photo. House, East Bay and Market Street Laborers search the ruins of 45 State Street, 1938 194 Tornadoes of 1938 photo where six persons were killed A soldier stands guard as workmen attempt to salvage the damanged building at I. M. 1938 195 Tornadoes of 1938 photo Pearlstine & Sons, southwest corner of East Bay and Cumberland Streets Bales of damaged cotton lay bare to the elements at the warehouse of the City 1938 195 Tornadoes of 1938 photo Compress and Warehouse Company, eastern end of Charlotte Street 1938 Paths of the five tornadoes 196 Tornadoes of 1938 map Workmen dig into the ruins of the building at the southwest corner of East Bay and Market Tornadoes of 1938 Streets, which housed the Charleston Paper 198 photo. 1938. Company on the first floor, with living quarters above The Sullivan's Island-Fort Moultrie float passes down King Street in the Annual 1939 10 Azalea Festival photo Azalea Festival Parade, and one of the visiting queens follows in a jinrikisha Charleston's City Hall and Fireproof Building, 1939 showing trees of Washington Park, which 11 Parks photo. replaced those damaged by 1938 tornado 1939 New bird house at Hampton Park 14 Parks photo. Charleston Incinerator, showing loaded 1939 58 Buildings photo. trucks on ramp

10 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Wragg Borough Homes. Some of the 1939 buildings to be demolished for the new 60 Housing Projects photo. project Mary and Drake Streets looking north. Some 1939 of the buildings to be demolished for the 61 Housing Projects Wragg Borough Homes Project 1939 A view of Hampton Park's sunken garden 122 Parks photo Front entrance to the new Student Activities 1939 142 Buildings photo Building of the College of Charleston Rear view of the new College of Charleston 1939 Student Activities Building, showing tennis 144 Buildings photo court donated by John B. Farrow Anson Borough Homes. Some of the 1939 buildings to be demolished for the new 166 Housing Projects photo housing project Anson Borough Homes, showing some of the 1939 neat structures which have replaced 167 Housing Projects photo. unsightly wooden tenements West side of Franklin Street showing entrance to Cromwell Alley. All of the wooden 1939 buildings will be demolished and the brick 168 Housing Projects photo. building at the far right is to be remodeled as a part of the Robert Mills Manor extension Robert Mills Manor. A birds-eye view of a 1939 portion of the area shown in the previous 169 Housing Projects photo picture, but taken six months later Miss Margaret Welch, Charleston's 1939 1939 170 Azalea Festival photo. Azalea Festival Queen Miss Carolina Palm of Greenville, selected by 1939 Earl Carroll, Hollywood producer, as Queen 171 Azalea Festival photo. of the 1939 Azalea Festival Robert Mills Manor Housing Project in course 1939 172 Housing Projects photo. of construction Rear view of Old Marine Hospital Building 1939 174 Housing Projects photo showing its restoration Front view of Old Marine Hospital Building, 1939 now used as office for Robert Mills Manor 176 Housing Projects photo housing project 1939 Prospect of Charles Town, 1739 184 Charleston ill. The City Council of Charleston, inaugurated, 1940 11 People photo. December 18, 1939 1940 A bank of Azaleas in Hampton Park 12 Parks photo. 1940 Wisteria and Dogwood in Hampton Park 14 Parks photo. Grove Street, looking eastward from Tenth 1940 16 Streets photo. Avenue St. Margaret Street, westward from Eleventh 1940 18 Streets photo. Avenue. 1940 Poplar Street, eastward from Hester Street. 20 Streets photo. Completed in 1940, the Charleston County 1940 Hall fills the long felt need for a large 70 Buildings photo. auditorium and convention hall.

11 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Scenes of Charleston's Municipal Swimming 1940 Pool, which enjoyed a banner season in 140 photo. 1940. Scenes from Charleston's Playgrounds in 1940 142 photo. 1940 Auditorium of College of Charleston Student 1940 160 Buildings photo Activities Building, formally opened in 1940 Rear view of College of Charleston Student 1940 Activities Building, showing concrete tennis 162 Buildings photo courts, donated by John B. Farrow Foyer and stairs of College of Charleston 1940 Student Activities Building, completed at a 164 Buildings photo total cost of $218,000 Negro dwellings on Marsh Street, which were 1940 torn down to provide the site for the Anson 180 Housing Projects photo. Borough Homes Housing Project Anson Borough Homes Project, seen from Calhoun Street, with the new buildings of the 1940 182 Housing Projects photo Charleston Shipbuilding & Drydock Company in the left background A scene in Beaufort Court, one of the unsanitary negro alleys which was blotted out 1940 184 Housing Projects photo by the construction of the Wragg Borough Homes Housing Project Anson Borough Homes Project, seen from Calhoun Street, with the new buildings of the 1940 186 Housing Projects photo. Charleston Shipbuilding & Drydock Company in the left background [Duplicate of p. 182] Queen of the 1940 Azalea Festival, Miss 1940 188 Azalea Festival photo Ernestine Sitton, of Easley Building at Northwest corner of Broad and 1940 King Streets, believed to be the place where 206 Buildings photo. Dr. Lining made his weather Dr. Robert Wilson, 1736–1815, one of the 1940 founders of Medical Society of South 228 People port. Carolina, organized in 1789 1940 David Ramsay, M.D. 230 People port. 1940 Joseph Johnson, M.D. 238 People port. Charleston's newest professional sport. Some of the early arrivals at one of 1941 10 photo. Charleston's Sally League baseball games at College Park The Charleston Navy Yard launches another Charleston Navy 1941 fighting ship for Uncle Sam. The U.S.S. 12 photo. Yard Hobson hits the waters September 8, 1941 General view of a pier at the Charleston Navy Charleston Navy 1941 14 photo. Yard, showing work under way on two ships Yard Calhoun and East Bay Street, showing cleared area through which East Bay will be 1941 extended to connect with Bay Street, giving 16 Streets photo. eastern waterfront traffic quick access to the northern section of the city

12 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Lower Rutledge Avenue, showing the roadway improved by the State Highway 1941 18 Streets photo. Department in connection with the new state highway "belt line" around the city Another new residence in the northwest 1941 section. Residence of Jesse W. Orvin, at 20 Houses photo. Maple and Hester Streets A new home in the fast developing 1941 Northwestern section. The residence of G. M. 22 Houses photo. Canaday, 165 Maple Street White Point Gardens, with the Memorial to 1941 the Confederate Defenders of Fort Sumter in 70 Parks photo. the foreground A view of Hampton Park, as seen through the 1941 trees from the Mary Murray Memorial 148 Parks photo. Driveway 1941 Hampton Park Azaleas in bloom 150 Parks photo. The New Clubhouse at the Charleston 1941 152 Parks photo. Municipal Golf Course The Gadsden Green Homes Housing Project, 1941 190 Housing Projects photo. as seen from President Street 1941 George Washington (Trumbull-1791) 195 People col. port. 1941 General Zachary Taylor (by Beard) 197 People port. 1941 General P. G. T. Beauregard (by Healy) 199 People port. 1941 John C. Calhoun (by Healy) 201 People port. 1941 President James Monroe (by Morse) 203 People port. 1941 General Andrew Jackson (by Vanderlyn) 207 People port. Recreation room at Charleston's USO club, 1942 12 Buildings photo. Meeting and George Streets The Charleston Navy Yard--Two destroyer Charleston Navy 1942 escorts, U.S.S. James E. Craig and U.S.S. 14 photo. Yard Eichenberger Meeting of portion of Navy Yard personnel Charleston Navy 1942 16 photo. during Labor Day celebration 1942 Yard Activities at Inshore Patrol Base, established Byrnes Seaplane 1942 at James F. Byrnes Seaplane base, leased 18 photo. Base by City to United States of America Charleston Shipbuilding and Drydock 1942 Company. The Fleet Tug, U.S.S. Arapaho, 20 Ships photo. slides down the ways June 22, 1942 New apartment house at Grove Street and 1942 106 Houses photo. Eighth Avenue Personnel and equipment of the Charleston 1942 120 Fire Department photo. Volunteer Fire Department The Charleston Volunteer Fire Department 1942 124 Fire Department photo. plays its hoses on Colonial Lake 1942 View of sunken garden at Hampton Park 140 Parks photo. Charleston Municipal Yacht Basin, showing 1942 area paved by City during 1942 for the 176 Maritime photo. convenience of boat owners

13 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Norman Street, looking northward from 1942 Alway, showing new concrete paving laid by 178 Streets photo. Housing Authority The "Bedstead Tomb" in St. Michael's 1942 182 Graveyards photo. Graveyard The "Old Powder Magazine" in Cumberland 1942 186 Buildings photo. Street Ichnography of Charles-Town, showing first 1942 magazine on Old Burial Ground 192 Charleston [Reproduction from 1884 Year Book] 1942 Plat showing location of 1737 Magazine 194 Buildings map Plat showing location of second magazine on 1942 196 Buildings map Public Grounds near Work House Plat showing location of Magazine on 1942 198 Buildings map Hobcaw Point Plat showing location of Magazine on 1942 200 Buildings map Charleston Neck Magazine on Laurel Island. Robert Mills 1942 204 Buildings photo. Building The High School [of Charleston] Buildings: (1) 59 Society St., first permanent building (1841–1880); (2) N. W. George and Meeting 1943 Streets (1881–1922); (3) 147 Rutledge 196 Buildings photo Avenue, original building (1922–1931); (4) 147 Rutledge Avenue, remodeled (1931 to present) 1943 Henry M. Bruns--Principal, 1839–1864 200 People port. 1943 Virgil C. Dibble--Principal, 1872–1899 208 People photo. 1943 W. M. Whitehead--Principal, 1899–1919 222 People photo. 1943 R. V. Royal, Principal, 1919–1927 228 People photo. 1943 Thos. F. Mosimann, Principal, 1927–1934 236 People photo. Henry O. Strohecker, Principal, 1934 to 1943 238 People photo. present New City Administration which took office 1944 10 People photo December 20, 1943 Central building, James F. Byrnes Seaplane Byrnes Seaplane 1944 Base, leased by city to United States of 16 photo. Base America for the inshore patrol activities Auditorium at new USO club, George and 1944 18 Buildings photo. Meeting Streets 1944 New asphalt plant constructed by the City 64 Buildings photo. New Police Cruisers placed in service in 1944 130 Police Department photo. 1944 1944 Azaleas in bloom at Hampton Park 138 Parks photo. Building at Hampton Park converted into Girl 1944 142 Parks photo. Scout hut 1944 A Platt of Charles Town [1725] 186 Charleston map

14 Year Caption Page # Subject Format Ichnography of Charleston, South Carolina, at the request of Adam Tunno, Esq. for the 1944 use of the Phoenix Fire Company of London, 194 Charleston map taken from actual survey, 2d August 1899, by Edmund Petrie 1944 Plan of Charleston, S.C., 1849 198 Charleston map 1944 Map of the City of Charleston, S.C., 1942 202 Charleston map 1945 No images in 1945 yearbook The Ralph Izard Hatchment, St. James's, 1946 183 ill. Goose Creek 1946 St. James's Church, Goose Creek 186 Churches photo A Dutch Mortuary Board--the hatchment of a 1946 192 ill. widow 1947 The Mayor and a Group of City Officials 12 People photo. 1947 Captain William Hall (1759–1814) 176 People port. 1947 Commodore Abraham Whipple (1733– 1947 178 People port. 1819), by Edward Savage (1761–1817) Map of Charleston, 1780, showing the ships 1947 sunk across the channel of Cooper River, by 180 Charleston map Commodore Abraham Whipple The Frigate SOUTH CAROLINA from a water-color "A.D. 1793 By Jon. Phippen," in 1947 182 Ships map the Peabody Museum, Salem, Massachusetts John Mayrant (1762–1836) Midshipman and 1947 188 People port. Lieutenant in the South Carolina Navy 1948 City Council inaugurated December 15, 1947 4 People photo. 1949– No images in 1949–51 yearbook 1951

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