South Carolina, Charleston

: After the fire of 1861, Circular Church, Meeting Street, Charleston S.C.; Stereograph: Heavily damaged street with Circular Church on the right side of the road. Inscription on verso: 'After the fire of 1861, Circular Church, Meeting Street, Charleston S.C.', Title from inscription on verso: 'After the fire of 1861, Circular Church, Meeting Street, Charleston S.C.'

: Broad St., Charleston, S.C., looking East with the ruins of the Roman Catholic Cathedral and St. Michael's church in the distance; Stereograph: Broad St., Charleston, S.C., looking East with the arched facade and towers of the Roman Catholic Cathedral, and St. Michael's church in the distance.

: Club house at the race course; Stereograph: Club house at the race course.

: Commercial wharf battery; Stereograph: Commercial wharf battery, with wharf in the foreground, and earthworks in front of buildings.

: East Battery, looking North, ruins of Blakely gun in foreground; Stereograph: East Battery, looking North, ruins of Blakely gun in foreground.

: East Battery, looking South; Stereograph: East Battery, looking South, gutted house, right.

: Group of relics in Charleston, S.C., arsenal, showing Rebel torpedoes, shot, shell, and breach of the 600 lb. Blakely Gun; Stereograph: Man sitting among items in Charleston, S.C., arsenal, including Confederate torpedoes, shot, shell, and breach of the 600 lb. Blakely Gun.

: Institute Hall, where on Dec. 20, 1860 the Ordinance of Secession was ratified; Stereograph: Institute Hall, where on Dec. 20, 1860 the Ordinance of Secession was ratified next door to the Teetotal Restaurant and Circular Church.

: Meeting St., Charleston, S.C. looking South; Stereograph: Street in Charleston, S.C., probably after the fire of 1861., Half stereo

: Meeting St., near Broad, Charleston, S.C., looking north. St. Michael's church in the middle distance; Stereograph: Meeting St., near Broad, Charleston, S.C., looking north, St. Michael's church in the middle distance.

: Meeting Street, ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church, with St. Phillips in distance; Stereograph: Meeting Street, ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church, with St. Phillips in distance.

: Meeting Street, ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church, with St. Phillips in distance; Stereograph: Meeting Street, ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church (with scaffolding), with St. Phillips in distance.

: Mills House; Stereograph: Two men in foreground with the Mills House in the background.

: O'Conner House, where Union Officers were confined under fire; Stereograph: O'Conner House, where Union Officers were confined under fire.

: Panoramic view of Charleston, from the spire of St. Michael's Church (looking north.); Stereograph: Panoramic view of Charleston, from the spire of St. Michael's Church (looking north).

: Panoramic view, the ruins of Charleston, S.C., Roman Catholic Cathedral in the distance; Stereograph: Boy sits atop steps among the ruins of Charleston, S.C., Roman Catholic Cathedral in the background.

: Point Battery, junction of East and South Battery Streets; Stereograph: Artillery at Point Battery, junction of East and South Battery Streets, baskets in the foreground.

: Ruins of Circular Church and Secession Hall; Stereograph: Ruins of Circular Church and Secession Hall, with only columns and walls standing.

: Ruins of North Eastern Depot, blown up during the evacuation of Charleston (about 300 lives lost.); Stereograph: Ruins of North Eastern Depot, blown up during the Confederate evacuation of Charleston.

: Ruins of Secession Hall, Charleston, S. C.; Stereograph: Ruins of Secession Hall, Charleston, S. C.

: Ruins of St. Finbars; Stereograph: Church, probably after fire in Charleston, South Carolina, 1861

: Ruins of the North Eastern Depot, Charleston, S.C. blown up at the time of the evacuation by the Rebels; Stereograph: Arched fa?ade and rubble, remains of the North Eastern Depot, Charleston, S.C. blown up at the time of the evacuation by the Confederates.

: South Battery, Charleston, S.C., looking N.E. ruins of Blakely Gun in the foreground; Stereograph: South Battery, Charleston, S.C., looking N.E. ruins of Blakely Gun in the foreground, along with protective earthworks, houses and street beyond.

: The old Market House, junction of Market and Meeting St., Charleston, S.C.; Stereograph: The old Market House, with steps with ironwork in front.

: The old Post Office at the junction of East Bay and Broad St., Charleston, S.C., showing the only palmetto tree in the city; Stereograph: Post office on the right, palmetto on sidewalk to left., Half stereo

: The ruins of Charleston, S.C., showing the sister churches; Stereograph: The ruins of Charleston, S.C., showing the churches in the background with rubble in foreground.

: Tomb in rear of Circular Church, showing the effect of shell; Stereograph: Destroyed tomb behind Circular Church.

: Tomb of J. C. Calhoun; Stereograph: Tomb of John C. Calhoun., John C. Calhoun (18 Mar. 1782-31 Mar. 1850) Represented South Carolina in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate, served as Vice-President under John Q. Adams and Andrew Jackson, Secretary of War under James Monroe, and Secretary of State under John Tyler.

: View on the battery, Charleston, S.C. remains of the large Blakely gun, burst by the rebels before the evacuation; Stereograph: View on the battery, Charleston, S.C. remains of the large Blakely gun, in front of a large home, burst by the Confederates before the evacuation.