Walterboro, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Walterboro, S.C. No. 8A-H1608. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. Art Colortone. This historic former post office building was part of the New Deal constructed with US Treasury funds. It was completed in 1937. The building is located at 305 E. Washington Street and is now privately owned. Walterboro is the center of culture and typical of the Old South, yet modern and progressive. In midst of finest hunting and gishing. Fine golf course. Hub of highways, all paved and on direct route between East and South. Message on back: The post office is a very modern building. In fact Walterboro is quite unusual for the south. There are some really modern buildings here. To: Austin & Gene. 12/42.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 438
coverage: 1930-1945

Sumter, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Federal buildings
description: Post Office. South Main St. Sumter, S.C. No. 78323. Built in 1907. This Post office and Federal Building constructed in 1907 is a 2 story cut limestone building with Roman doric columns. The building is located at 43 South Main Street and is currently owned by Central Carolina Tech.
publisher: Florence News Co., Florence. S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 437
coverage: 1915-1930

Spartanburg, SC, Post Office and Government court house
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Donald S. Russell Federal Courthouse
description: Post Office and Government court house, Spartanburg, S.C. No. S-43. No. E-4838. Built in 1931. This building serves the U.S. District Court for the Western District of South Carolina while providing space for other federal agencies. It remains in use as a federal courthouse and home to the US Bankruptcy Court, US Marshals Service, FBI and Probation Services.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 436
coverage: 1930-1945

Spartanburg, SC, US Post Office and Government building
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Donald S. Russell Federal Courthouse
description: U.S. Post Office and Government Building, Spartanburg, S.C. No. S-21. No. 1A2794. C.T. American Art Colored. This post office and federal building was built in 1931 at a cost of $300,000. Its construction was the result of the Public Building Act of 1926. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Jan. 31, 2017. Postmarked May 22, 1939 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Drexel, N.C. 5/20/39. Dear sister Gladys and Sister Gene - just a line to let you know that I surely thank you for the nice Mothers Day card you sent me. We are anxious to see all of our dear congregation at Roanoke. Lord willing we will be home for paryer meeting next Wed. night, hope the church will all be out to prayer meeting. Our revival is real good. Your sister Miss C.B. Haste. Sister Forrester please give this to these sisters. Don't have their add. To: Miss Gladys Cosmany. C/o Mrs. Ted Forrester. 1110 Staunton Ave. NW. Roanoke, VA
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 435
coverage: 1931

Newberry, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Newberry, S.C. No. N-2. No. E-8827. Built between 1910 and 1911. It was used as a post office and is now used as a library. Newberry has quite a historical background as it was first settled by whie men in 1745. During the war of 1776 a young Newberry girl was noted for a heroic ride delivering an important dispatch to an American General. Newberry is a progressive city, with an abundance of electric power, plentyh of pur water, an ideal climate and a healthy community.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 434
coverage: 1930-1945

Newberry, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Newberry, S.C. No. 74333. C.T. American Art Colored. Built between 1910-1911. This historic post office is located at 1300 Friend Street in the heart of Newberry. In 1962 the post office services were moved to a larger facility. The Newberry Saluda Regional Library acquired the building in 1966.
publisher: Rose's 5, 10 & 25 Stores, Newberry, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 433
coverage: 1915-1930

Marion, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Marion, S.C. No. 71804. Tichnor Quality Views. This post office located at 618 North Main Street was constructed in 1853 with a style adapted from the Georgian with influence of Robert Mills. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on Sep. 12, 1973. The Pametto Savings & Loan currently occupy the building. Message on back: 12-26-52.
publisher: Tichnor Bros., Inc., Boston, Mass.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 432
coverage: 1930-1945

Kingstree, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Kingstree, S.C. No. 9B401-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. This post office building was constructed in 1938. A wall mural, Rice, which was done during the depression years, depicts something of the old-type rice fields, which were one of the means of livelihood of this secion in the early days. The building is located at 129 W. Mill Street. It is still in use as a post office.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 431
coverage: 1949

Greenwood, SC, US Post Office at night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office at night, Greenwood, S.C. No. G-15. No. E-5924. Built in 1915. This post office and courthouse was used until 1968. Today it is being used as an arts center.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 429
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenwood, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Greenwood, S.C. No. G-3. No. 22949. C.T. American Art Colored. This post office and courthouse located at 120 Main Street was constructed in 1915. Postmarked Sep 18, 1943 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Dear Mother; Spent the night in Greenwood, S.C. Went to a dance there last night and had a swell time. Have about 400 miles to go yet. Dont worry. Love. Charlee. To: Mrs. Mary DePaulis. 2311 South 17th St. Philadelphia, (45) Penna.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 428
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenville, SC, US Post Office by night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: C.F. Haynsworth Federal Building and US Courthouse
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office by night, Greenville, S.C. No. C-40. No. E-4475. Built in 1937. The C.F. Haynsworth Federal Building and United States Courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2014. Greenville, S.C. Textile Center of the South, is a notable manufacturing, agricultural, and educational center. Having 3 million people within 100 miles, it leads the state in commerce. Mild climate and accessibility to mountain or sea make it extremely pleasing to residents and tourists. Postmarked May 7, 1959 with a three cent stamp. Message on back: Hi folks - Greetings from the frigid South. According to the papers your weather is colder, so will enjoy what we have here. John. To: Mrs. Alice Littlefield. 51 North St. Saco, Maine.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 427
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenville, SC, US Post Office, Woodside Building to right
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: C.F. Haynsworth Federal Building and US Courthouse
description: U.S. Post Office, Woodside Building to right, Greenville, S.C. No. NC-29. No. E-4473. This US Post Office and Courthouse is a historic civic building located at 300 Easat Washington Street. It was built in 1937 and was designed to house the local post office and federal court facilities. It continues to perform these functions. The Woodside Building was constructed in 1923 as Greenville's first skyscraper and the tallest building in either North or South Carolina. It served as the banking HQ for John T. Woodside, a central figure in the upstate cotton mill boon. The structure was demolished in 1974 to make way for the South Carolina National Bank.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 426
coverage: 1930-1945

Greenville, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: Post Office, Greenville, So. Car. No. 55651. Germany. Built between 1889 and 1892. In 1889 land was purchased on Main and Broad Streets for $12,000. The building was constructed for $86,703 and occupied in May, 1892. The structure is brick and terra cotta. The building was occupied by the post office, IRS and US Courts. Postmarked Sep. 17, 1907 with a one cent stamp. Message on back and front: All send love. Write soon. Elizabeth Hunter. Hello Lois: How are you now. I am getting along fine. School sarted today. I got a postal from Hellen today. How is Margurite Aunt Mattes said, she had the fever. Hope she is better. Give Seabrook my love, tell him I want to see him so bad. Has Earnest got the pictures yet? To: Miss Lois Gignilliat. 357 Calhoun St. Anderson, S.C.
publisher: Wm. H. Cobb., 5 and 10 cent Stores
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 425
coverage: 1907-1914

Gaffney, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Gaffney, SC. No. A-37349. Built in 1912 and remodeled in 1940. C.T. American Art. This historic former post office located at N. Branard and W. Frederick St. in Cherokee County is often referred to as the grand dame by locals. There was a New Deal addition to the rear of the building in 1940. Today it houses Gaffney's Visitor Center as well as art studios.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 423
coverage: 1907-1914

Georgetown, SC, US Post Office and US Naval Reserve Building
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Federal buildings
subject: Custom house
subject: Navy Reserve
description: U.S. Post Office and U.S. Naval Reserve Buildings, Georgetown, S.C. No. OB522-N. Genuine Curteich Chicago C.T. American Art. Built in 1906. The Post Office building was used as a post office and customs house. The Naval Reserve Building burned to the ground in the 1970s and Harbour Walk and park were established here in the 1980s and 90s. Postmarked Feb. 5, 1941 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Hello Mick. We had a nice long ride. Dady. To: Mr. Vernon Hinchey. Whistler, Ala.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 422
coverage: 1906-1915

Florence, SC, US Post Office and Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: U.S. Post Office and Court House, Florence, S.C. No. C-12. No. 10783. Natural Color Post Card. Built in 1906 and addition added in 1935. This post office, federal building and courthouse served as a center of government for more than 70 years. It housed congressional and federal offices and the federal court. Florence, the Magic City, located in the center of the most fertile part of the state, is a city of fine home, lovely gardens, shaded streets, playgrounds, splendid hospitals, fine churches, schools, public library, museum, city park, air port, golf club, and farm women's market.
publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milw., Wis.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 421
coverage: 1930-1945

Florence, SC, United States Court House and Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: United States Court House and Post Office, Florence, S.C. No. 10607. No. 158086. Printed in Germany. The US Post Office, Courthouse and federal building, located at Irby and W. Evan Streets, Florence County was built in 1906 and had a 3 story addition added in 1935. it served as a courthouse for the Eastern District of South Carolina from 1906 until 1965. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Dec. 21, 1977. In 2017 Francis Marion University purchased the building and it will be used for instructional purposes. Message on back: Had to stay in Dillon about ten days longer than I expected. No trains were running, many R.R. birdges were washed away. The R.R. companies have suffered heavy losses. I hope you'll get there all right. There are seven in all. Love to Hazel. Lovingly. Zielding.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 420
coverage: 1907-1914

Easley, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Easley, S.C. No. L-8289. Photo by Benny Smith. The historic former post office building here at 140 East Main Street, Pickens County. The building was a New Deal project constructed with funds from the Treasury Department. It was completed in 1940 and it houses some New Deal artwork called Cultivation of Corn. The building is now privately owned.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 418
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, United States Court House 1936
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: J. Bratton Davis US Bankruptcy Courthouse
description: United States Court House, Columbia, South Carolina. No. 110-C. No. 15,806. Colourpicture Pub. Cambridge, Mass. This courthouse of the US District Court for the District of South Carolina is built in the Renaissance style for $550,000. Postmarked Aug. 5, 1942 for free. Message on back: Priv. Wm. Ross W. U.S. Army #31493708. A.S. F. Regional hispital Ward 37. Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Greetings Bully! Having a swell time here - you draft dodger you (only kidding) How are you and Jerry doing without me to protect you from all the lovely women in Lowell. I mean those only that look like movie stars. I hear Kiney is going up there now - am I right? Write and tell me about things will you. Mel Ross. To: Mr. George Avery. Sterling St. Andover, Mass.
publisher: Columbia Cigar & Tobacco Co., Columbia, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 417
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, US Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: J. Bratton Davis US Bankruptcy Courthouse
subject: Federal building
description: U.S. Court House, Columbia, S.C. No. 61847. Dedicated Jan. 18, 1937. This United States Court House, located on historic Arsenal Hill, near the Governor's Mansion was built in 1936. Within this beautiful building are the U.S. District Court Rooms. Offices of the IRS Department and the Weather Bureau. Message on back: 3-27-57.
publisher: Columbia Cigar & Tobacco Co., Columbia, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 416
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, US Court House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: J. Bratton Davis US Bankruptcy Courthouse
description: United States Court House, Columbia, S.C. No. 78. No. 6A-H2049. C.T. Art Colortone. This courthouse was built in 1936 under the supervision of Harold Tatum. It is located at 1100 Laurel St. It is a courthouse for the US District Court for the District of South Carolina. It was named for J. Bratton Davis, a bankruptcy judge. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on Mar. 2, 1979. Postmarked Sep 4, 1945 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Dear Cousin Lizzie. Its Labor Day and World Peace Day. we hope!! I think of you many, many times. The home folks tell me about you all - I miss you heaps - no foolin! Yesterday I saw a good picture show. I'd die if I couldn't have that diversion. Love Mae. To: Mrs. J. P. Rogers. c/o Ishan Legg. Athens - Alabama.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 415
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, US Post Office at night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office at night, Columbia, S.C. No. C-113. No. E-4880. Built between 1917 and 1921. The South Carolina Supreme Court moved into the former post office building in 1971. Message on back: 3-27-57
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 414
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, U.S. Post Office 1921
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. Post Office, Columbia, S.C. No. 74599. Tichnor Quality Views. Foundations for the Neo-Classical style building were laid in 1917 with completion in 1921. Then the state acquired the building for the South Carolina Supreme Court it enhanced the complex of governmental buildings sourrounding the South Carolina State House. Postmarked Nov. 12, 1949 with two one cent stamps. Message on back: 11.12.49. Perfect weather just like summer & have a grand time. Almost have decided on a 6 mo leaved of absence. Love. Orah & Lewis. To: Mr. & Mrs. R.E. Thomas. 44 Fowler Ave. Johnson City. N.Y.
publisher: Central News Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 413
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, United States Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: United States Post Office, Columbia, S.C. No. 91870. C.T. American Art Colored. This building completed in 1921 is located at 1231 Gervais Street in Richland County. It is now houses the South Carolina Supreme Court.
publisher: Gayden Brothers, Charleston and Columbia, S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 412
coverage: 1930-1945

Columbia, SC, U.S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: U.S. PostOffice, Columbia, S.C. No. 2, No. 25504. Built between 1917 and 1921. Construction started in 1917 but was delayed during WW 1 when materials destined for the building were diverted to Camp (Fort) Jackson. The building was completed in 1921 and served as a post office until 1966. When the post office moved to a larger building the state acquired the Neo Classical building and converted it into quarters for the South Carolina Supreme Court. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 411
coverage: 1915-1930

Columbia, SC, Post Office 1874
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Federal building
description: Post Office, Columbia, S.C. No. A 12533. Built between 1871 and 1874. This post office and court house building is located on Laurel and Richardson (Main) Streets. It was occupied in late 1874. The building was occupied mainly by the Postal Service, IRS, Weather Bureau services and the Unted States courts. Postmarked Sep 16, 1906 with a one cent stamp. Message on back and front: Our 'Vis-Vis'. Yours. Tom. To: Mrs. E. H. Boyne. Gilsey House. New York.
publisher: The Rotograph Co., N.Y. City. (Germany)
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 410
coverage: 1901-1907

Clemson, SC, Post Office, Clemson College
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Universities and colleges
description: U.S. Post Office, Clemson College, Clemson, S.C. No. A-28. No. E-8846. Built in 1940 as part of the New Deal funded by the Treasury Department. After postal operations relocated the building became part of the Clemson University campus and it now serves as the housing office for Clemson University. The building is located off Old Greenville Highway between Riggs Field and Bowman Field.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 409
coverage: 1930-1945

Cheraw, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Cheraw, S.C. No. C-3. No. 87684. Built between1933 and 1937 under the New Deal Program. It was occupied on June 2, 1937. The building is located at 248 Market Street in Chesterfield County. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places located in the middle of the Cheraw Historic District. The post office has been slated to close several times but it remains open for business today.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 408
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S. C., Adminstration Bldg. at Navy Yard
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
description: Charleston S. C.- Administration Bldg, at Navy Yard. No. 202798, This is the old Colonial Trumbull Home remodeled and adapted to the needs of the commandant of the new Naval Station.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 407
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S.C., Adminstration Bldg at Navy Yard
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
description: Administration Bldg at Navy Yard, Charleston S.C., THis is the old Colonial Trumbull Home remodeled and adapted tothe needs of the commandant of the new Naval Station.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 406
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S.C., Aerial view of of the CItadel
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Universities and colleges
description: C. T. 16-Aerial View of the Citadel, Charleston, S.C., No. OB-H1209. The Citadel, the Military College of South Carolina. Established in 1842 as a school of arts and arms, it is a State-operated four-year college offering major course in ten elective fields. It has senior R.O.T.C. units in Infantry and Coast Artillery.
publisher: F. J. Martschink Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 405
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S. C., College of Charleston
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Universities and colleges
description: College of Charleston one of the oldest free city college in the U. S. Chartered in 1785. The corner stone of the present building was laid in 1828.
publisher: Martschink Sales Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 404
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S. C., The Old Market
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Market
subject: City hall
description: The Old Market, Charleston S. C. - 37, No. 26376. No other city in our country reflects the life of generations, as does Charleston. Homes, gateways, churches, markests carry us into early American History. Charleston City Hall is second only to Philadelphia's Indpendence Hall in years and service. Built in 1818. the desgin is attributed to Charlestonain Gabriel Manigault, a gentleman architect credited with introducing the Adamesque style to the city after studying in Europe.
publisher: Martschink Sales Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 403
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston S.C., Pink House, Pre-Revolutionary Tavern
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Pink House
description: Pink House, Pre-Revolutionary Tavern, Charleston, S.C.-53, No 8483. The Pink house, on Chalmers Street, was a pre-Revolutionary tavern, built of ancient brick, and is noted for its peculiarity of architecture, having two stories and only one room on each.
publisher: Martschink Sales Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 402
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S. C. - 40, Charleston Museum
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Musuem
description: Charleston Museum, Charleston, S.C.-40. THis is the oldest museum in North America. Founded, 1773. Unexcelled collection of natural history groups and Low Country subjects.
publisher: Martschink Sales Co
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 401
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S.C., Old City Market, Meeting St.
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Markets
subject: Musuems
description: Old City Market, Meeting St., Charleston, S. C., No. 16. Old City Market, located in the center of Market Street, was established betwen the years 1788 and 1804. Market Hall, which was built in 1841, now houses the Confederate Museum.
publisher: Paul E. Trouche
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 400
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S. C., New Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom House
description: New Custom House, Charleston, S. C.. Built in 1850 at a sum of $130,000. The building is occupied by several government agencies, Customs Internal-Revenue, Marine-Hospital, Steamboat-Inspection, Weather Bureau services, and United States engineers.
publisher: The Photo and Art Postal Card Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 399
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston S.C., U. S. Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: Charleston, S. C.- U. S. Custom House. No. 202830, Erection began in 1850 continuing until the Civil War arrestsed its progress; structure resumed and completed in 1880.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 398
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom House
description: 1603- U. S. Custom House, Charleston, S. C.. Built in 1850, for the sum of $130,000. Building is of White Marble of the Roman- Corinthian style of architecture. It houses a number of Government Bureaus. Located on the Cooper River.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 397
coverage: 1901-1907

Charleston S. C., Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom House
description: Custom House, Charleston S. C., No. 74781. Built in 1850. The building is of white marble situated just south of the Market. It was once employed by the officers of the Custos and the United States Courts, but is now occupied by the Weather Bureau as well as the Customs Department.
publisher: J. S. Pinkussohn Cigar Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 396
coverage: 1915-1930

Charleston, S. C. , Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom House
description: Custom House, Charleston, S. C,, No. A-17447. Built in 1850, for th sum of $130,000. Building is of White Marble of the Roman-Corinthian style of architecture. It houses a numbe rumber of Governemnt Bureaus, Customs, Internal-Revenue, Marine-Hospital, Steamboat-Inspection, Weather Bureau services, and United States engineers.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 395
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., U. S. Custom House
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom House
description: U. S. Custom House, Charleston, S. C., Plate 1754. Built in 1850., for the sum of $130,000. Building is of White Marble of the Roman-Corinthian style of architecture. The building has a cubic content of 962,500 square feet, and is provided with heat by open grates and stoves It houses a number of Government Bureaus. Cutoms, Internal-Revenue, Marine-Hospital, Steamboat-Inspection, and Weather Bureau services and United States engineers.
publisher: S. H. Kress and Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 394
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., C.T. 11- Custom House "America's Most Historic City"
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: Custom house
description: C.T. 11- Custom House, Charleston, S. C., "America's Most Historic City" Built in 1850. Building is of White Marble of the Roman-Corinthian sytle of architecture. It houses a number of Governement Bureaus. Located on the Cooper River.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 393
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S. C., City Hall
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
subject: City hall
description: City Hall, Charleston, S. C. - 81, No. 19297N. Located at N. E. cornrer Meeting and Broad Streets. Built in 1801 as United States Bank and exchanged in 1818 for old Post Office Building. Noted for its priceless collection of historic relics, busts and paintings, among the latter Trumbull's portrait of General George Washington.
publisher: J. Martschink Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 392
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., The Fireproof Building, Meeting St. at Chalmers
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Buildings
description: The Fireproof Building. Meeting St. at Chalmers, Charleston, S. C., No. 69607. The famous Fireproof Building, constructed of steel and stone in 1822 as the county records building, so named because it was Amercia's first attempt at fireproof construction. It was designed by Robert Mills, who later designed the United States Treasury Building and Washington Monument. It is believe to be the oldest fire resistant building in America today. The building has undergone renovation and will reopen in the summer of 2018 as the South Carolina Historical Society Museum, which will include an exhibit on the history of the Fireproof Building. Mrs. F. H. Bradley 129 Maple Terrace Mechantille, N. J., Dear Taute Hazel, Received a package From [...] about ville Yesterday-and decided It must be from you. Because of the pretty Christmas wrappings I didn't open it but Have put it away for The 25th-though it Was hard to do- Hope you all have a grand Christmas. Love to all as 129 Joy.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 391
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston S. C., St. Michael's Church
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Church buildings
description: St. Michael's Church Charleston, S. C. - 80, No. 25499N.. This is one of hte historic churches in America. It is located at the southeast corner of Meeting and Broad Streets. The Cornerstone was laid in 1752; the bells and clock brought form England in 1764, and the organ in 1768,
publisher: Martschink Sales Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 390
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C. St. Michael's Church
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Church buildings
description: Charleston, S. C. - St. Michael's Church. No. 202799. St. Michael's Church- The most interesting monument of colonial days to be found in Charleston. The Church was opened for worship in 1761, the bells and clock being brought from England in 1764 and the organ in 1768.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 389
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., St. Michaels's Church
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Church buildings
description: St. Michael's Church, Charleston, S. C., No. 27. St. Michael's Church, located on the corner of Braod and Meeting Streets, was opened for worship in February 1761 just 9 years after the corenr stone was laid. The bells of this church were brought from England in 1764 and have crossed the Atlantic five times since then. The building is of brick and it is believed that the plans were drawn by a designer named Gibson, a successor of Sir Christopher Wren.
publisher: Paul E. Trouche
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 388
coverage: 1930-1945

Charleston, S.C., Post office and St. Michael's church
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Church buildings
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office and St. Michael's Church in distance, Charleston, S.C., St. Michael's Church is a historic church and the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston, South Carolina. Built between 1751 abd 1761 at the corner of Broad and Meeting streets on the site of the original wooden church built in 1681 by St. Philip's Church . Miss Floreance Cobb. Walpole Mass., Dera Floss, Thank you so Much for the card. Hope you enjoyed Your visit in Providence. Do tell me About it. Lib. 9 Rutledge Ave. Charleston S.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 387
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, SC, US Post Office and St. Michael's Church at night
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Church buildings
description: United States Post Office and St. Michael's Church at night. Charleston, S.C. No. 199.-9. The new post office was completed and occupied in 1896. St. Michael's Episcopal Church was built between 1751 and 1761 by Samuel Cardy by order of the South Carolina Assembly. It is the oldest surviving religious structure in Charleston. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
publisher: Illustrated Postal Card Co., New York - Germany
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 386
coverage: 1907-1915

Charleston, SC, Post office showing park 1896
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office showing park, Charleston, S.C. Occupied in 1896. This post office and courthouse was on Meeting and Broad Streets. Message on Back: Dear Joe, Will you please send me the type writer. I have a story to write on it x Mama don't feel so well. Yours. Marion. How are all.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 385
coverage: 1907-1915

Charleston, SC, Post office showing park
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office showing park. Charleston, S.C. No. 202815. New Post Office and .S. Court House showing the Post office. Park was completed and occupied in 1896. The style of the architecture is the Italian Renaissance. The whole building is finished in marble and mahagany. Message on back: Your ards are just lovely, I hink they are a great deal better than the ones I send you. Manning J. Heussir. To: Miss peral V. Blyler. 3924 N. Bott St. Nicetown, Pa.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 384
coverage: 1907-1915

Charleston, SC, Post Office and courthouse
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
description: Post Office, Charleston, S.C. Built in the 1890s. Located on Meeting Street and Broad Street, an act of Congress approved the purchase of the Charleston Clubhouse in 1869 and 1870. It was occupied by the light house engineers. In 1889 an adjoining lot was purchased for $10,000 and the clubhouse building was torn down. In its place this building was built as a post office and court house. Message on back: This is our P.O. How do you like it kid. J.M.P.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 383
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston S.C., Post Office Park
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Parks
description: Post Office Park, Charleston, S.C., Built in 1907
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 382
coverage: 1915-1930

Charleston S.C., Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Charleston, S.C., Built November 1887
publisher: F. M. Kirby and Company
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 381
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., The U. S. Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office building
description: Charleston, S. C., The U. S. Post Office, Built November 1887
publisher: Hugh C. Leighton Co.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 380
coverage: 1907-1914

Charleston, S. C., C.T. Corner of four laws
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: Church buildings
subject: Buildings
subject: City hall
description: C. T. 4 Corner of Four Laws, Charleston, S. C.. America's Most Historic City. St. Michael S. Church, U. S. Post Office, City Hall, County Court House. Called by the late Robert Ripley as a "Believe It or Not" Corner of Four Laws. St. Michaels's Church, 1752, Law of God. City Hall, second oldesst in United States, built 1801, Law of the City. County Court House, erected in 1792 on the foundations of first South Carolina State House, Law of the State. United States Post Office, 1896, Law of the Country. Unique, four laws together at one intersection , as noted by Robert Ripley a frequent visitor to Charleston "America's Most Historic City". Ms. Irma Riigmey c/o Arlington Methodist Church, Baltimore MD. Charleston S. C. Visited the gardens to-day. Move to-morrow. Then to Florida. Surprised" Mr + Mrs Van Winkle
publisher: Charleston News Company
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 379
coverage: 1907-1914

Anderson, SC, US Post Office and Court house
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
subject: Courthouses
subject: G. Ross Anderson Jr. Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse
description: US Post Office and Government Court House, Anderson, S.C. No. A-18. No. 46570. The federal building and US Courthouse was built in 1938 and is located at 315 South McDuffie Street. In 2002 the courthouse was named for G. Ross Anderson who was a formidable figure in the judicial system. The G. Ross Anderson, Jr., Federal Building is a courthouse for the US District Court, District of South Carolina.
publisher: Asheville Post Card Co., Asheville, N.C.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 378
coverage: 1930-1945

Anderson, SC, US Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: U.S. Post Office, Anderson, S.C. No. 3. No. 7378. Built in 1909. This Beaux Arts style building was designed by James Knox Taylor. It is located at 410 North Main Street, Anderson County. In 1941 the post office moved to a newer building on the same street and this building became the Sullivan-King Mortuary. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places as part of the Anderson Downtown Historic District.
publisher: E.C. Kropp Co., Milwaukee
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 377
coverage: 1915-1930

Aiken, SC, US Court house
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Courthouses
subject: Charles E. Simons Jr., Federal Court House
description: US Court House, Aiken, South Carolina, No. 19. No. 26981N. Natural Color Post Card by E.C. Dropp Co., Milwaukee, Wis. The Charles E. Simons, Jr., US Court House was completed in 1935 as part of the Public Works Administration. It is located at 223 Park Ave. in Aiken County. It is a Georgian Revival building and it has housed federal courts, US District Court for the District of South Carolina, and agencies since its completion. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on Dec. 10, 2003. It was slated for closure in 2012 but it was spared. There is a 1938 mural here titled Justice as Protector and Avenger.
publisher: Kinsella News Co., Augusta, GA.
rights: No copyright issues
identifier: GSA PC 376
coverage: 1930-1945

Aiken, SC, Post Office
subject: The United States District Court for the Single District of South Carolina
subject: Post office buildings
description: Post Office, Aiken, S.C. No. 60482. C.T. American Art Colored. Built in 1912. Located at 203 Laurens St., SW in Aiken County was proposed in 1904. It is built in the Jeffersonian style. The building served as a former post office and photography studio that now serves as an office building. The first floor has been occupied by the Savannah River Nuclear Solutions since 2009. Postmarked Oct. 28, 1930 with a one cent stamp. Message on back: Nell, We're still traveling and just hit Ga. expect to hit St. Petersburg Fla tomorrow (Wed) left Monday. Howard. To: Mr.& Mrs. E.G. Henson. Charles Town, Jefferson Co. W. Va.
rights: No copyright issues
type: Image; Photo
identifier: GSA PC 375
coverage: 1915-1930