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Greyscale photographic image of the Edgar Fripp House on Laurens Street. Two large oak trees are featured in front of the house.
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Hand-colored postcard of the original Beaufort County Courthouse before the remodel in the 1930's. Correspondence postmarked March 18, 1924.
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Greyscale photographic image of the Edgar Fripp House on Laurens Street. Correspondence dated November 4, 1964.
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Greyscale photographic image of the Edgar Fripp House on Laurens Street. Two large oak trees are featured in front of the house.
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Hand-colored postcard of the Beaufort High School in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Greyscale photographic image of the Edgar Fripp House on Laurens Street. Correspondence postmarked October 24, 1942.
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Hand-colored postcard of the Bank of Beaufort in South Carolina.
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Image of crowded Hunting Island Beach. Part of C. T. Beach scenes series.
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Hand-colored view of the Beaufort, South Carolina business district, with Luther's Pharmacy and Kinghorn Brothers stores. Correspondence postmarked July 18, 1912.
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A postcard of storefronts on the 800 and 900 blocks of Bay Street in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Hand-colored postcard of the Gold Eagle Tavern in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked December 17, 1936.
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Black and white photographic postcard of the Wallace House, Thomas House, and ferry dock before 1927.
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A hand-colored postcard of the Bluff along Bay Street in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked April 28 with illegible year.
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Photograph postcard of the ruins of Chapel of Ease on St. Helena Island.
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Photograph postcard of Coleman Hall at the Mather School in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Photograph postcard of the exterior of the Baptist Church of Beaufort in South Carolina.
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Photograph postcard of the Old Sheldon Church ruins in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Photograph postcard of the headquarters for the Beaufort Coast Artillery and now serves as a public museum.
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Photograph postcard of the Baptist Church of Beaufort in South Carolina.
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Photograph postcard of the U.S. Naval Hospital in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Greyscale photographic postcard of the Naval Hospital Beaufort. Correspondence postmarked June 16, 1952.
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Greyscale photographic postcard of a small house with two African American women sitting on the front steps.
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Photographic postcard of Beaufort United Services Organization.
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Greyscale photographic postcard of the William Elliott House on Bay Street.
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1943
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A postcard for South Carolina listing the state nickname, the 1940's South Carolina population, the area in square miles of South Carolina, and date South Carolina entered the Union. Correspondence postmarked July 11, 1943.
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1917
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A postcard of the Beaufort, South Carolina business district at night. Correspondence post marked December 5, 1917.
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1914
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A hand-colored postcard of Bay Street along the waterfront in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked November 9, 1914.
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1919
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A postcard depicting a man fishing in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked March 25, 1949.
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1944
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A postcard with a river scene with illustrations of Beaufort structures. Correspondence postmarked November 24, 1944.
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A hand-colored postcard of four children at the Bluff on Bay Street in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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A hand-colored postcard of boats, the bathhouse, and Sea Island Hotel. Correspondence dated July 31, 1925.
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Photograph postcard of the walled courtyard of the Arsenal in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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1962
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Photographic postcard of four Beaufort structures: a historic house, Old Sheldon Church ruins, Fort Walker, and the Arsenal.
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1907
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A black and white postcard of Bay Street along the waterfront in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked August 13, 1907. Printed in Germany.
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1906
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A black and white photographic postcard with a view of a Bay Street house in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked February 6, 1906. Made in Germany.
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1911-02-02
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Black and white postcard of the John Joyner Smith historic house on Bay and Wilmington Streets. U.S. Brig. Gen. Isaac Stevens used the house as his headquarters building in 1862. The house was known as “The Colonial” when it was a guesthouse in the early 20th century. Correspondence postmarked February 2, 1911.
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Greyscale photographic image of the Tomatley Plantation. Correspondence not postmarked.
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Greyscale photographic image of the St. Helena Episcopal Church. Correspondence postmarked March 30, 1945.
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Greyscale image of the Berners Barnwell Sams House No. 2 on Laurens Street.
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Hand-colored image of the William Elliott House on Bay Street. Correspondence postmarked January 16, 1919.
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Hand-colored image of the Tabby Manse on Bay Street. It is also known as the Thomas Fuller house.
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Hand-colored image of the Berners Barnwell Sams House No. 2 on Laurens Street.
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Hand-colored image of two houses with lawn edged with large oak trees near Beaufort, S.C.
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Color postcard of the Gold Eagle Tavern in Beaufort, South Carolina.
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Greyscale photographic image of a road near Parris Island Recruit Depot.
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Greyscale photograph of the Prince William's Parish church ruins.
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Hand-colored image of the "Castle" on Craven Street. It is also known as the Dr. Joseph Johnson House.
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Greyscale image of the William Elliott House on Bay Street. Correspondence postmarked June 7, 1909.
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Hand-colored image of the Edgar Fripp House on Laurens Street.
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Hand-colored postcard of the original grade school with the addition they added to the building in the early 1900's.
