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51. 23 and 25 Society Street

23 and 25 Society Street
Date:
1960
Description:
Left to right: 23 Society Street and 25 Society Street, later demolished. The houses were at the southwest corner of Society Street and East Bay Street.

52. 288 Meeting Street

288 Meeting Street
Date:
1960
Description:
Humble Oil gas station (288 Meeting Street), located at the southeast corner of Meeting Street and George Street. Later demolished.

53. 23 and 25 Society Street

23 and 25 Society Street
Date:
1960
Description:
Left to right: 23 Society Street, 25 Society Street, and partial view of 27 Society Street. All were later demolished.

54. 27 Society Street

27 Society Street
Date:
1960
Description:
27 Society Street flanked by partial views of 25 Society Street (left) and 29 Society Street. 25 and 27 Society Street were later demolished.

55. 238-242 King Street: Rear Lot #3

238-242 King Street: Rear Lot #3
Date:
1970-1979
Description:
One of three black-and-white photographs of the structures at the rear of 238-242 King Street up to the rear of the buildings at about 199-203 Meeting Street, bordering what was the northern boundary of the Belk parking lot, and on the site where Charleston Center would be constructed.

57. 78 Anson Street

78 Anson Street
Date:
1960
Description:
78 Anson Street (Royal Food Market), corner store located at the northeast corner of Anson and Laurens Streets, before its demolition.

58. 72 and 74 Anson Street

72 and 74 Anson Street
Date:
1960
Description:
Right to left: 72 Anson Street (Kohne-Leslie House) and the original house at 74 Anson Street before its demolition.

59. 64 and 66 Anson Street

64 and 66 Anson Street
Date:
1960
Description:
Right to left: 64 Anson Street (later demolished) and 66 Anson Street (Chazal House).

60. 68 Anson Street

68 Anson Street
Date:
1960
Description:
68 Anson Street, later demolished.