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101. Ruins of Old Fort Near Beaufort, S.C.

Ruins of Old Fort Near Beaufort, S.C.

Description:: Image of Fort Frederick, built during the 1730s by the English.

102. Old Slave Quarters Beaufort S.C.

Old Slave Quarters Beaufort S.C.

Description:: Photographic image of the old slave quarters located behind the Berner Barnwell Sams house #2 on Laurens Street.

103. Boats by the Docks in Beaufort

Boats by the Docks in Beaufort

Description:: A hand-colored postcard of four boats near the docks. Correspondence postmarked May 13, 1912.

104. Beaufort's Public School House

Beaufort's Public School House

Description:: Postcard of the original school in Beaufort, South Carolina built in 1795. Correspondence postmarked August 5, 1909.

105. The Old Fuller Home, Now Owned By Mrs. Onthank, Beaufort, S.C.

The Old Fuller Home, Now Owned By Mrs. Onthank, Beaufort, S.C.

Description:: Greyscale image of the Thomas Fuller House on Bay Street. The house is also known as the "Onthank Home" or the "Tabby Manse."

106. Charleston and Western Carolina R.R. Station in Beaufort

Charleston and Western Carolina R.R. Station in Beaufort

Description:: Black and white postcard of the Charleston and Western Carolina Rail Road Station in Beaufort, South Carolina.

107. Beaufort County Court House

Beaufort County Court House

Description:: Hand-colored postcard of the original Beaufort County Courthouse built in the 1880s before its remodeling in the 1930s. Correspondence on the front of the card.

108. Picturesque Old Southern homes and moss draped trees in Beaufort, S.C.

Picturesque Old Southern homes and moss draped trees in Beaufort, S.C.

Description:: Photographic image of historic houses in Beaufort, S.C.

109. Ribaut Monument Beaufort County, S.C.

Ribaut Monument Beaufort County, S.C.

Description:: Photographic image of the monument commemorating the site of Charles Fort, built in 1562 by Jean Ribaut as a refuge for the first colony established by the French Huguenots. Monument is made of South Carolina's famous "Winnsboro Blue Granite."

110. Ruins of old Sheldon Episcopal Church Near Beaufort, South Carolina

Ruins of old Sheldon Episcopal Church Near Beaufort, South Carolina

Description:: Hand-colored postcard of the Prince William's Parish church ruins in Beaufort, South Carolina. Correspondence postmarked April 30, 1928.