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A database of images from various collections held by the Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library at Duke University.
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Cheraw (S.C.) Photograph Album, 1899-1904
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United States Army Signal Corps Aviation Section, Aerial Tour Photograph Album, 1918
- Charleston, S.C. Photographs, 1886 and undated
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Frank Cousins Papers, 1891-1901
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Francis Warrenton Dawson Family Papers
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Wyatt T. Dixon Papers
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Duke University Center for Documentary Studies Documentary Photography Collection, 1979-1985
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Greater Durham Chamber of Commerce Papers
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William Gale Gedney Photograph Collection, 1960s-1980s
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Alvin Talmadge Parnell Papers
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Philippine Islands and Far East Photograph Albums, ca. 1899-ca. 1902
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Charleston, S.C. Photographs, 1886 and undated - 22 Items
Photographs of various scenes in Charleston, S.C., following the earthquake of 1886. Items were drawn from a larger collection of miscellaneous photographs, prints, etc., from various sources, maintained by the Special Collections Library.
Gateway to the Unitarian Church yard on King St. Taken by Miss A[tkins] at Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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The Rhett House at Charleston [S.C.]. Taken by Miss Atkins.
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St. Phillips. Taken by Miss A[tkins], Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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Court House Square. Taken by Miss Atkins, Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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St. Michaels [?]. Taken by Miss Atkins, Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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South Carolina Hall. Taken by Miss Atkins at Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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Pressly Smith House, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
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Charleston, S.C. - Corner of Cumberland and East Bay Streets. Wm. M. Bird & Co. (Paint and Builder's Suppliers). Following the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (Wm. E. Wilson, Landscape Photographer, Savannah GA.)
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The Pirate House--owned by Mrs. Rhett. Taken by Miss Atkins, [on] Church St., Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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Taken by Miss Atkins, 1936.
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Residence on NW Corner of Metting and Calhoun Streets (now destroyed), Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
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32 South Battery, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. [At spot where man is standing on ladder there is an earthquake bolt.]
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J. Forrest Greer House, Beaufain Street at Kirkland Lane, Charleston, S.C.. Following the earthquake, Sept., 1886. (Geo. L. G. Cook, Photographer, 265 King Street, Charleston, S.C..)
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Miss Atkins (Taken), 193[?]6.
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Cotton Press, East Bay Street, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
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Corner of Friend and Broad Streets, Charleston, S.C.. Encampment after the earthquake, Sept., 1886.
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Old Stable, South Battery, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886. This was on South Battery, next to the Mrs. [?] Washington house & [?] later pulled down.
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Bishop's House on Broad St.. Taken [by] Miss A[tkins], Charleston, [S.C.] 1936.
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The Howell House on Tradd St., Charleston, S.C.. Taken by Miss Atkins.
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Court House Square at Charleston [S.C.]. Taken by Miss Atkins, 1936.
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Citadel Square Baptist Church and Encampment on Citadel Green, Charleston, S.C.. After Earthquake, Sept., 1886.
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St. Michaels. Taken at Charleston [S.C.] by Miss Atkins, 1936.
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Charleston, S.C. Photographs, 1886 and undated - 22 Items
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