The College of Charleston Magazine is a monthly publication released by the College of Charleston's Chrestomathic Society during the academic year. This volume is comprised of the bound together publications from the months of October 1908-May 1909.
The College of Charleston Magazine is a monthly publication released by the College of Charleston's Chrestomathic Society during the academic year. This volume is comprised of the bound together publications from the months of October 1909-June 1910; excluding April 1910.
1909 booklet advertising the Pine Forest Inn, a Summerville, S.C. resort which opened in 1891. The description emphasizes the Inn's luxury accomodations, and the beneficial climate and health benefits of wintering in Summerville
5" X 7" image of the front view of a house with dormer windows. An unidentified man stands in front of the house. From the list found with the glass negatives: '
18"x20" black-and-white photograph of the 1909 Sunday School Building Committee. Pictured are J.H Puckhaber, J. H. Tietjen, F.D. Hartmann, and D.A. Amme.
5" X 7" image of a large brick dependency. Window on either side of the arched, double door. High rounded roof with circular window at top, center. From list found with glass negatives: '
5" X 7" image of a dirt road with two small, wood cabins. There is a wagon parked between them. Moss draped oaks on both sides of the structures. From the list found with the glass negatives: '2 Coming Tee Negro Quarters.'
5" X 7" image of Rice Mill, side view, which appears built of brick and wood. There is a low shed at left. From list found with the glass negatives: '11 Coming Tee the Rice Mill.'
Comingtee Plantation. 5" X 7" image of four men in a field with a fifth man on a horse. From list found with the glass negatives: '14 Coming Tee -- Breaking a horse.'
5" X 7" image of an oak tree on Comingtee Plantation. A person - possibly a woman - stands beneath it. From list found with glass negatives: '15 Coming Tee.'
5" X 7" image of a large moss-draped oak tree in a field near a split rail fence. From list found with the glass negatives: '18 Coming Tee Robintation Tree -- a Ghost Tree.' Excerpt from Institute for Southern Studies, Vol.12. Winter 1965: "While on Comingtee names, there is the usual Ball ghost here, this one with the unusual name of the "Robintation Tree." It is a tree which the Negroes claim to be haunted and upon which they bestowed the name, but why "Robintation" no one seems to know. A picture of this tree appears in the illustrated article on Comingtee by Mrs. White and Mrs. Rose." An additional part of the legend is that there is an Indian chief buried at the foot of the tree. As long as the tree remains untouched, no serious harm would befall whoever lived on the property.
5" X 7" image of a group of four African-Americans getting water from a well sweep -- appears to be one woman and three children. From list found with the glass negatives: '16 Coming Tee Old Crane Well.'
5" X 7" image of African-American man standing in the yard. From the list found with the glass negatives: 'Coming Tee 12 'Fortune Ford' a faithful and beloved servant of the Porcher family.'
5" X 7" image of view looking out of a window from inside a house. Horses can be seen in the yard below. From the list found with glass negatives: '3 Coming Tee window upstairs looking out.'
5" X 7" image of an elderly African-American woman sitting in a chair. She is identified as Maum Mary from the list found with the glass negatives (exact wording: '9 Coming Tee Maum Mary.')
5" X 7" image of unidentified African-American woman carrying a bucket on her head. She is standing in front of wooden gateposts. From list found with the glass negatives: '5 Coming Tee.'
Sheet music for "Yisrolik in sein eigen land" = "Yiśroliḳ in zayn aygen land," word by Louis Gilrod; music by Arnold Perlmutter and Herman Wohl, published New York: Hebrew Publishing Company.
Mounted photograph measuring 5" X 7" of Fort Sumter. Photographer's mark on photo at lower left: 'Copyright Clarke's Studio, Charleston, S.C.' And printed at bottom, center of photo: 'Fort Sumter Charleston, S.C.'
4" X 5" image of Osceola's grave at Fort Moultrie, Sullivan's Island. Two African-American children are in the image - one is laying on the ground to the right and the other is standing against the gate in the background at the left.
3 1/4" X 4 1/4" image of White Hall plantation, showing an outbuilding or a small cabin with a ladder leaning against the side. Water from a small pond or spring stands in the center. There is a fence and a lean-to at the left.
4" X 5" image of White Hall plantation, showing side view of a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof. There is a horse walking the path in front of the house.
3 1/2" X 3 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof and columns across the front. Outbuildings visible to the right behind a low fence.
4" X 5" image of White Hall plantation, showing a small cabin with a ladder leaning against it. Fence and small structure are at the left. There is a spotted dog in the foreground.
3 1/4" X 4 1/4" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof. There is an outbuilding to the right behind a low fence.
3 1/2" X 3 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house with a pitched roof and a porch with columns all the way across the front. There is a woman standing in the front yard.
2 1/4" X 3 1/4" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof and columns across the front. There are two women standing at the edge of the porch.
5 1/2" X 3 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof and columns across the front. There is a cow grazing in front of the building and a carriage parked under the tree to the left.
3 1/4" X 4 1/4" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof. Front porch has columns that run the length.
5" X 4" image of White Hall plantation, showing a man milking a cow in a pasture. Other cows are standing around. There is a wooden fence and gate in the background.
4" X 2 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing an older African American woman standing with two children (boys). She is wearing glasses and a turban. They are standing in front of a multi-sided outbuilding. There is a picket fence with other outbuildings to the left.
Research still unable to definitively determine which White Hall plantation this is. Donor had family ties to both this White Hall and the Whitehall in Savannah. Information in accession file seems to confirm the location as the White Hall in Colleton County; file read as 'near Sheldon Church in Beaufort County.'
4" X 2 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing an African American child servant standing between a bench and small table holding a serving platter with dishes.
4" X 2 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing an African American child servant standing and holding a serving platter filled with a turkey (or other roasted bird).
5" X 4" image of White Hall plantation, showing an African-American man walking up a road with a bucket on his head. There is a wooden fence and gate in the background.
5" X 4" image of White Hall plantation, showing three African-American children - two boys and a girl. They are standing in a yard in front of a multi-sided outbuilding. There is a fence with more outbuildings in the background.
5" X 4" image of White Hall plantation, showing three African-American children - two boys and a girl. They are standing in a yard in front of a multi-sided outbuilding. There is a fence with more outbuildings in the background.
3 1/2" X 3 1/2" image of White Hall plantation, showing a one-story house (or large outbuilding) with pitched roof and columns across the front. Outbuildings are visible to both sides in the background.
Rosh Hashanah postcard depicting the candles, kiddush cup, and spice box used in the ceremony of Havdalah. Text at the bottom of the postcard reads : "I will raise the cup of deliverance and call upon the name of the Lord."
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