Historic Map - Charleston, SC - 1872
Bird's eye view of the city of Charleston, South Carolina 1872.  Drawn and published by C. Drie
 

The city of Charleston was founded in 1670, though at the time it was named Charles Towne.  In 1783 - after the American Revolution - the town changed it's name to the current form. Rich in history, the city was one of the largest of colonial America, and played a major role in the American Civil War. The state was the first to secede following the election of Abraham Lincoln, and the first shots of the Civil War were fired at Union ships entering Charleston's harbor.  Complete reference list below.    Dimensions: 36" x 24"   Item #1W-SC-CH-1872   Shipping Weight: 2 lbs.   PRICE: $34.95
References:
1. City Hall   2. Court House   3. U.S. Court House   4. Fire proof Building   5. Post Office   6. Lower Guard House   7. Upper Guard House   8. Lower Market   9. Neck Market 10. County Jail 11. House of Correction 12. Roper Hospital 13. City Hospital 14. Marine Hospital 15. Orphan's House 16. Artesian Well 17. Citadel 18. Custum House 19. Alms House 20. U.S. Arsenal 21. High School 22. Normal School 23. St. Philips School	24. Morris St School 25. Free School 26. Charleston College 27. Medical College 28. Mariners Church 29. First Baptist 30. First Presbyterian 31. Site of St. Peters 32. St. Michaels 33. Ruins of St. FInbars 34. St. Finbars Chapel 35. Huguenot Church 36. St. Phillips 37. Ruins Circular Church 38. St. John's Lutheran 39. German Lutheran 40. German Lutheran (old) 41. German Lutheran (new) 42. Uniterian Church 43. Calvery 44. Trinity Church 45. Sinagogue	46. St. Mary's Church 47. Centenary Church 48. Grace Church 49. Catholic Church 50. Methodist 51. Glebe St. Church 52. Porter's Church 53. German Catholic 54. Central Church 55. St. Stephens Chapel 56. Catholic Chapel 57. Zion's Church 58. African M.E. 59. Bethel Church 60. Flynn's Church 61. St. Luke's Church 62. St. John's Church 63. St. Paul Church 64. St. Patricks Church 65. Morris St. Baptist 66. Chapel 67. Chapel	68. Citadel Square Baptist 69. Bethel Church 70. South Carolina Hall 71. Hiberian Hall 72. German F.S. Hall 73. Market Hall 74. Military Hall 75. Masonic Hall 76. Odd Fellows Hall 77. Freundschafts Bund Hall 78. South Carolina R.R.d. 79. North Eastern R.R.d. 80. Savannah R.R.d. 81. Opera House 82. Chamber of Commerce 83. Board of Trade 84. Gas Works 85. Hebrew Orphan 86. Western Union Telegraph Co. 82 (bis). Southern Atlantic Co. 87. Charleston Hotel 88. Mills House 89. Pavillion House 90. Waverly House
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