Objects Archives - Page 11 of 206 - South Carolina Encyclopedia

Black and white photo of troops at military camp.

Camp Croft troops

Camp Sevier and Georgetown

Camp Sevier, 1918

Black and white photo of troops at military camp.

Camp Wadsworth troops

Black and white photo of troops marching.

Camp Wadsworth troops

Canoe with Indian heads

Cape Romain Lighthouse

The Cape Romain Lighthouse sits on Lighthouse Island southeast of McClellanville, South Carolina. The original lighthouse (right) was built by Winslow Lewis but was replaced by the octagonal structure (left) by 1857.

Picture of a bearded man sitting in a chair wearing a captains uniform while holding his hat and sword in his lap

Capt. Percival Drayton

Carnegie Hall and Bonner Hall, Due West Woman's College c. 1907

Carolina Coliseum

Carolina Engraving, Coker's Pedigreed Seed sketch

Color picture of a praying mantis on a tree branch. The mantis has its claws in a curled position and the color of the mantis is a light gray tint

Carolina Mantis

Artist rendition displaying a flock of Carolina parakeets, they are all green in body with yellow and red heads, they are now extinct.

Carolina Parakeets by John James Audubon (1833)

A brown and somewhat hairy spider is depicted on a piece of white background. The back of the spider has a distinctive marking for identification.

Carolina Wolf Spider

The state bird the Carolina wren depicted on a branch, with its mouth open in chirping.

Colored photograph of an older African American lady smiling into the camera and wearing pearl earrings.

Carrie Allen McCray

A white male with a pinstripe suit and tie and combed hair poses for a picture and smiles into the camera.

Carroll Campbell

Political cartoon the th right is a white man in a suit standing and presenting the black men to the left laying on the ground next to a wall that uses terms and phrases to pursue a political purpose explaining a massacre.

Cartoon Decrying the Hamburg Massacre

Cartoon depicting the Hamburg Massacre of 1876. From the August 1876 issue of Harper's Weekly

Catalogue of new and select roses. Grown & for sale by Summer & Crammond, Pomaria Nurseries, Aiken, South Carolina