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African American students

African American youths in parade car

African-American Man in Ox Cart

In a photo taken from a November 1911 hunting trip, an African-American man stands up in an ox driven cart.

African-American woman picking squab for market, Sumter

African-American women and children picking English peas, Lake City

Stan Lewis, photographer. Gelatin silver, b&w ; 20 x 25 cm.

African-American women picking squab for market, Sumter

A moderen greco-roman style courthouse with a columned facade and a clock tower in its center. In front of it divided by the street is an obelisks style monument centered in the center of a bed of flowers.

Aiken County Courthouse

A large, three story home with a two floor porch in the front. The picture is in black and white and taken across the street of the house, with the photo focusing on the corner front view of the home. Not a large front yard, but can slightly view the fenced in backyard

Aiken-Rhett House

Ainsley Hall (Robert Mills) gate

Ainsley Hall House (Robert Mills House)

Ainsley Hall House (Robert Mills House), interior, color

Ainsley Hall House (Robert Mills House), interiors restored by Historic Columbia Foundation

Airplane in Field

A biplane sits in a field, possibly the Georgetown Airport, which was located on Merriman Road.

Black and white portrait of Albert Watson, he is facing forward and wears a dark pinstripe suit and has dark slicked back hair

Albert W. Watson

oval cut image of Haskell, wearing an older suit as he faces forward for a portrait

Alexander Haskell

1920 painting by Hutty depicting scenery in Charleston country. It is painted using oil on canvas and water colors to depict magnolias, trees, flowers, a pond, and plenty of bright colored foliage.

Alfred Hutty - Magnolia Gardens

Painter Alfred Hutty squatting down to play with his dog, a darker spaniel, in the back of their home. Hutty wears a suit, and brimmed hat, and holds something in front of his dog as he sits on his hind legs. Behind them is a Charleston style home with lots of vines, ivy, and palm leaves.

Alfred Hutty and Dog, Peter, at Hutty Residence, 46 Tradd St., Charleston

All Saints Summer Academy/Kaminski House

The porch of the former All Saints Summer Academy on Pawleys Island. The house was most likely built in the late 1830s and stood until Hurricane Hugo destroyed it in 1989. Note the homemade joggling board on the left side of the porch.

All Saints' Church Entrance

Part of All Saints' Parish, which was established in 1767, this is the fifth building for this church.

Allen University Basketball Team, 1958