1800s Archive · Dwellings

Charleston, S.C. O'Connor house (180 Broad Street), in which Union officers were confined under fire

United States · 1865

Charleston, S.C. O'Connor house (180 Broad Street), in which Union officers were confined under fire, United States, 1865
Charleston, S.C. O'Connor house (180 Broad Street), in which Union officers were confined under fire, United States, 1865. Dwellings — The 1800s Archive, from the Library of Congress record.

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