Objects Archives - Page 9 of 206 - South Carolina Encyclopedia

A horseshoe shaped glass building is shown to the right. To the left is a sign with the BMW symbol, some solar panels, and a car that has been designed with American flag decals.

BMW manufucturing plant of Spartanburg, South Carolina

Boat on river in Kalmia Gardens near Hartsville, S.C.

Handwritten on back of photo: "Kalemia Gardens." Placed on back of photo in center is a small, red, heart-shaped sticker with 'The Hart Studio Hartsville S.C.' printed in white inside the heart.

Boat races at Lake Murray near Ballentine Landing, aerial

Black and white photographic negative.

Bob Jones University

Bob Jones University Planetarium

Photo of a baseball player wearing a New York Yankees pinstripe uniform, and posing with a glove on as if he is receiving a ground ball.

Bobby Richardson 1963

Bombarding of Port Royal, SC

Bombardment and Capture of Forts Walker and Beauregard

Bombardment of Fort Sumter -- The fleet engaging batteries Wagner and Gregg; Rebel intrenchments on James Island, South Carolina.

Painting depicting groups of people on the shore line overlooking at the railing. In the water there are sailboats and steamboats, and in the distance along the horizon is Fort Sumter. A lot of the focus is on the sky.

Bombardment of Fort Sumter, 1863

Photo of slave quarters. The building is brick with dark roofing, and has one entry door with two windows on each side of it. The doors and window covers are wooden, and there is one building identical to it behind it.

Boone Hall Plantation Slave Cabins

Entrance view to a home that is plantation style, with a dirt driveway, may columns and pillars, and two extensions of the house that match on both sides of the entryway.

Borough House Plantation (Stateburg, South Carolina)

Boy fishing in Catfish or Withlacoochee Swamp

Boy Scouts and a Cub Scout receive an award from Mayor Lester Bates

colored close up of the State dog the Boykin spaniel, it is sitting on a wood porch and has yellowish eyes, a shiny brown coat of fur, floppy ears with curly hairs.

Portrait of Sandford Bradby

Bradby, Sanford Pearl

An esteemed educator, Bradby became the first African American Principal of the Schofield Normal and Industrial School for Negroes in Aiken in 1930.

Brick House, Brattonsville

A photo of the street after the Civil War in Charleston, there are not many free standing structures, many being the supporting structures of larger buildings. There is rubble and arches with nothing else around. It is deserted.

Broad Street, Charleston, 1865