Johnson, William Henry, (1871-1934). William Henry Johnson scrapbook, volume two, 1920-1933.
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William Henry Johnson scrapbook, volume two, 1920-1933.
One of three scrapbooks compiled by William Henry Johnson containing, among other materials, photographs depicting scenes of the South Carolina Lowcountry, with descriptive notes. Photographs depict cemeteries, churches, plantations, historic buildings, ruins, landscapes, and the interiors of buildings. Volume two contains material about the Ashley River and environs, Charleston County, Dorchester County, James Island, Johns Island, Wiltown (or Willtown), Edisto Island, St. Helena's Island, Walterboro, and Beaufort. Sites and subjects include the Angel Oak (Johns Island), Bacon's Bridge, Bee's Ferry, Cattell Bluff, Cole Island, ruins of a fortification on Cole Island, the Charleston Country Club, Cuthbert House (James Island), Dixie Plantation, the extinct town of Dorchester (including the White Meeting House), Drayton Hall, "Dwight's Place," churches on Edisto Island, Fairview, Fenwick Hall, Gardens Corner, Green[e] Meadow, Hayne Hall, the tomb of Thomas Heyward, Hopsington, Hutton Place, James Island Presbyterian Church, the "Three Trees" landmark, Battery Lamar, a drawbridge on Johns Island, an ox and cart on Johns Island, Johns Island Presbyterian Church, Ketelby's Barony, Kiawato, Lady's Island sites, "Lawton's Place" on James Island, "Legare place," "McBeth's," Magnolia Gardens, "Magwood Place," McLeod Plantation, Middleton Place, "Mikell's," F.M. Mitchell's house, Millbrook, Okeetee Club, Parris Island, "C.C. Pinckney's sloop," "Pink House" at Adams Run, Pleasure Grove, Dr. Pope's house, Edisto Island churches, Prospect Hill, Purrysburg, a quarantine station on James Island, "Ramsey Place," Runnymede, St. Andrews Church, St. Bartholomew's ("Old Burnt Church" in Colleton County), St. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church, St. Lukes Parish Church near Bluffton, "St. Paul's, Meggett," "Seabrook's House" on Edisto Island, Sea Cloud, Sheldon Church, Sland's Bridge, "Stanyarne-Roper House" on Johns Island, "Stevens House," Stiles Point Plantation, an old bridge in Summerville, a Summerville horse show, the "Tea Garden" in Summerville, Tomotley Plantation, Tonguewell, Wadmalaw Island, Rockville, the A.H. Wichman house in Walterboro, the Walterboro library and courthouse, St. Jude's Protestant Episcopal Church in Walterboro, The Grove, Oakhurst, a parsonage at Wiltown, an old rice mill in Wiltown, Windsor (Edisto Island), "Elliott or Gonzalez House," the Wappoo Bridge, the bridge between "Little and Big James Island," Wolf's Pit Church (James Island), an Episcopal church at Adams Run, Woodlands (the home of William Gilmore Simms), and Wraggs Barony.
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ca. 300 photographs
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