CHARLESTON AFTER THE STORM OF 1911
CHARLESTON
AFTER
THE STORM OF 1911
The photographs below were found in an old box full of railroad memorabilia that had not been touched for 10 years. We invite you to take the time to appreciate a piece of Charleston’s past through these scenes of Charleston after the Storm of 1911. These same photographs may be available at public libraries or in museums, but their rarity is almost a certainty.
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| South King Street. | East Shore Terminal. | |
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Ferry Landing at Mt. Pleasant.
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Rice Mill, Phosphate Plant and Wharf.
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| East Market Street – Custom House. |
Boyce’s Wharf and Cotton Exchange. | |
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| Dismounted Cannon on Battery. |
“Mohawk” – at Clyde Line Docks. | |
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| East Battery – Spray broke entirely over houses. | East Battery-Showing three-masted schooner ashore. | |
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| Meeting Street Road, near Power House. | Charleston’s Two Storms. | |
| Click on each picture for an enlarged view. | ||