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A Murrells Inlet Dock

Boy standing next to cannons. Black and white.

A. Wolfe Davidson's grandson Kevin McCulloch with cannons near Bowman Field on Clemson University campus, circa 1980

Man sitting for a photo with his wife behind him. They are wearing clothes similar to the victorian era

A.C. Latimer with Wife, ca. 1900

Young man posing for a photograph, in a suit and looking sternly

A.C. Latimer, ca. 1890s

Civil War era torpedo boat on the shore in front of a house and buggy

Abandoned CSS David

Abandoned at Charleston, South Carolina, after the city's capture by Federal forces, 1865. Note buggy and house in the background. Photograph from the Collections of the U.S. National Archives. Photo #: 165-C-751

Abbeville County Train Station

Abbeville Opera House

ACL STA. Barnwell January, 1965

Adams, Fannie Phelps

She embraced community activism with the same zeal she had demonstrated in teaching, continuing to show former students and others that supporting and improving one’s community is essential for progress and success

Adger became one of the wealthiest and most influential merchants of antebellum Charleston, and he used his position to good effect in the affairs of the city.

Adluh Flour Meal Feed, Allen Brothers Milling Company

Aerial photograph of textile mill. Black and white.

Aerial photograph of Richland Cotton Mill, Columbia, S.C.

Aerial View of Beachfront Homes and Pier, Myrtle Beach, ca. 1930s

Aerial view of Cayce

Aerial view of a town, with a large building in the center off the main road, a large parking lot full of vehicles

Aerial View of Florence

Aerial View of Georgetown

Aerial Views of Columbia

African American Boys

Two African-American boys stop working and pose for the camera.

African American child and farmer using homemade peanut harvester. Black and white.

African American farmer and child working homemade peanut picker, Chester County (S.C.), 1942 November