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Charleston - Earthquake damage - Residence - 118 Tradd St. Corner of Tradd, Legare, and Friend Sts.

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Cook, George LaGrange

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2 contact sheets; 12.5 x 10; Much of wall facing Friend St. gone. A loose window frame on side facing Tradd St. Furniture still in house and exposed to weather. Two boys, probably African-American stand inside first floor.
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Keywords

  1. Charleston
  2. Charleston (S.C.)
  3. Charleston Earthquake, S.C., 1890
  4. Dwellings
  5. Photographs
  6. South Carolina

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