Postcard of the City Park in Charleston, S.C. Back of the postcard reads: "City Hall Park, formerly Washington Square, Meeting, Broad and Chalmers Streets. Here there is much of more than passing interest. It contains the statue of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham. It was first placed on this square in 1770 but as 'it interfered with traffic,' was later removed to the Orphan House Park. During the siege of Charleston, a cannon ball from James Island struck off the arm, which was extended as in speaking."
Postcard of a scene of plants and wildlife at Hampton Park in Charleston, S.C. Back of postcard reads: "Hampton Park, one of the numerous parks within Charleston's city limits, offers this gorgeous sight to visitors. Also can be seen a glorious array of azalea blooms, wisteria, and a multitude of other flowers."
