A hand-colored postcard of the ferry dock near the Wallace House, the Thomas House and the Lewis Reeve Sams House on Bay Street in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked December 7, 1912.
A hand-colored postcard of the ferry dock near the Wallace, Thomas, and the Lewis Reeve Sams houses on Bay Street. Correspondence postmarked December 30, 1911.
A black and white postcard of the Lewis Reeve Sams house on Bay Street in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked November 4, 1910. Printed in Germany.
A black and white photographic postcard of a dirt path to Fort Frederick in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked February 26, 1947. Printed in Germany.
Caption says: "Two of Beaufort's many old homes that have withstood hurricanes and war. The Means house in the foreground was built in the early 1850s by Col. Edward Means. The Crofut House in the background was built in the late 1850s by Dr. Barnwell Sams. Beaufort's oldest house is believed to have stood since the Yemassee Indian era."
Postcard has two photographic images of 812 Bay Sreet taken circa 1880 and circa 1980. Tradition tells us that the tavern was raided by pirates. The walls are made of tabby, composed of clay and oyster shells, and are 16 inches thick.
Black and white postcard of the Beaufort, South Carolina. National Cemetery. (Notated that the cemetery was Authorized by Act of Congress Of May 18, 1898.)
Photograph postcard of a fire engine with the Beaufort Arsenal. Headquarters for the Beaufort Coast Artillery which was organized in 1776. Built of brick and tabby in 1795 and rebuilt in 1852. Old engine is the property of the Washington Fire Engine Co., organized in 1874.
Greyscale photographic postcard of the Edgar Fripp House on Laurens Street. It shows the dock to the right of the house and oak tree. Correspondence postmarked March 25, 1969.
Postcard with a typed letter and a drawing of a dog requesting donations to the Christmas fund for widows of dead preachers. Postmarked December 12, 1914.
