Miscellaneous Inventories, 1813-1817, is a bound volume kept by or for a member of the Ball family. The volume includes inventories of furniture, kitchen ware, clothing, and other household decorations such as candlesticks, bookcases, shades, looking glasses and crockery. The volume also includes a list of enslaved men, women and children divided by families.
Report on the specifications of the materials and labor to be used in the erection of the portico at the residence of Mr. W.W. McLeod on James Island, Charleston County, S.C.
Black-and-white photograph of an African American woman sitting on steps of building. Writing on back of image reads, "Harriet Forrest last of the known McLeod slaves. She was cared for on the plantation until her death about 1940. She was then approximately 88 years old."
Black-and-white photograph of 17 men wearing suits standing/seated in front of wall covered in vines. Writing on image has numbers on coat jackets of each man.
Black-and-white photograph, on card, with image of unidentified group of people, two men and three women, in front of a building with some damage. Writing on back of card reads, "At home of Andrew Jackson Tenn."
Black-and-white photograph of four people, two men and women, sitting on straw in cart pulled by horse. Writing on back of image reads, "For the Judge. Judge W.D. Ellis - Atlanta - left. Dr. D.W. Ellis - James Island. Susanne Ruby - Baltimore. Mrs. D.W. Ellis."
Black-and-white photograph of three unidentified women in white dresses and dark hats. One woman is in carriage, driving down road. Two other women standing on sides of road.
Black-and-white photograph of five unidentified women standing on the beach. Each woman is reaching towards the lifted left foot of the woman in front of her.
