1800s Archive · Churches

Meeting Street -- Ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church, with St. Phillips in distance

Charleston, South Carolina · 1865

Meeting Street -- Ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church, with St. Phillips in distance, Charleston, South Carolina, 1865
Meeting Street -- Ruins of Secession Hall and Circular Church, with St. Phillips in distance, Charleston, South Carolina, 1865. Churches — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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