Results for subject term "Charleston, South Carolina": 24 All Featured Tags Sort by: Title Date Added Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Fort Johnson MonumentOne of many monuments glorifying the Confederacy By Joe Kelly & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Belonging: College of Charleston Honors Septima Clark, 1978-2020sHonoring a Visionary By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Service: Septima Clark's Continuing Influence, 1970-1980s By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Persistence: Septima Clark Combats Poverty and Injustice, 1965-1970 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Courage: Septima Clark Inspires Nonviolent Resistance, 1960-1965 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Leadership : Septima Clark's Faith Helps Change the Lowcountry, 1954-1964 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Allies: Crossing the Color Line with Septima Clark, 1947-1956 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Overcoming: Septima Clark Meets Personal Challenges, 1920-47 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Education: Septima Poinsette Finds Her Calling, 1912-1919 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under African American Inheritance: Septima Poinsette Clark's Family, 1850s-1910s By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina 63 ½ Coming Street/Solar PavilionThe complex evolution of a landscape occupied by enslaved and free African Americans By R. Grant Gilmore III View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Mt. Zion AME Church, 5 Glebe StreetAn example of bridging the gap for the rest of the country By Tanesha High View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Marion Square and the “The 1869 Baseball Riot,” 329 Meeting Street By Brandon Stone View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Thomas E. Miller House, 156 Smith Street By Jenn Curtis View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Post & Courier Office, 134 Columbus Street By Joseph Williams View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, 122 East Bay Street By Jenn Curtis View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Francis Marion Hotel, 387 King Street By Samuel Graham View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Buist Elementary School, 103 Calhoun Street By Shannon Wait View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina East Side Neighborhood By Mills Pennebaker View Story Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Cannon Street YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association), 61 Cannon Street By Joshua Parks View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Buchanan Barber College (Laura E. Mack Buchanan Sims), 87 Coming Street By Grace Hall View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina A History of St. Philip Street40- 70 St. Philip Street By Sarah Fick & Julia Eichelberger View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina The President's HouseBishop Robert Smith House By Harlan Greene View Story | Show on Map Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina 9 College WaySite of the Book Basement, 1946-71 By Harlan Greene View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Fort Johnson MonumentOne of many monuments glorifying the Confederacy By Joe Kelly & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Belonging: College of Charleston Honors Septima Clark, 1978-2020sHonoring a Visionary By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Service: Septima Clark's Continuing Influence, 1970-1980s By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Persistence: Septima Clark Combats Poverty and Injustice, 1965-1970 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Courage: Septima Clark Inspires Nonviolent Resistance, 1960-1965 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Leadership : Septima Clark's Faith Helps Change the Lowcountry, 1954-1964 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Allies: Crossing the Color Line with Septima Clark, 1947-1956 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Overcoming: Septima Clark Meets Personal Challenges, 1920-47 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Education: Septima Poinsette Finds Her Calling, 1912-1919 By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under African American Inheritance: Septima Poinsette Clark's Family, 1850s-1910s By Julia Eichelberger & Committee on Commemoration and Landscapes View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina 63 ½ Coming Street/Solar PavilionThe complex evolution of a landscape occupied by enslaved and free African Americans By R. Grant Gilmore III View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Mt. Zion AME Church, 5 Glebe StreetAn example of bridging the gap for the rest of the country By Tanesha High View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Marion Square and the “The 1869 Baseball Riot,” 329 Meeting Street By Brandon Stone View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Thomas E. Miller House, 156 Smith Street By Jenn Curtis View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Post & Courier Office, 134 Columbus Street By Joseph Williams View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, 122 East Bay Street By Jenn Curtis View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Francis Marion Hotel, 387 King Street By Samuel Graham View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Buist Elementary School, 103 Calhoun Street By Shannon Wait View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Cannon Street YMCA (Young Men’s Christian Association), 61 Cannon Street By Joshua Parks View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina Buchanan Barber College (Laura E. Mack Buchanan Sims), 87 Coming Street By Grace Hall View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina A History of St. Philip Street40- 70 St. Philip Street By Sarah Fick & Julia Eichelberger View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina The President's HouseBishop Robert Smith House By Harlan Greene View Story | Show on Map
Filed Under Charleston, South Carolina 9 College WaySite of the Book Basement, 1946-71 By Harlan Greene View Story | Show on Map