Houses and Other Structures Impacted by the Creation of Lakes Moultrie and Marion

Photograph

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Historic Charleston Foundation

a: Belle Isle: Origformat: Slide; Resolution: 200 dpi
a: Belle Isle

Origformat: Slide; Resolution: 200 dpi

Name/Title

Houses and Other Structures Impacted by the Creation of Lakes Moultrie and Marion

Entry/Object ID

2019.007.1a-u

Description

Nineteen Kodak slides and two photographs (scans) of houses and other structures that were submerged, demolished, or displaced during the creation of Lake Moultrie and Lake Marion: a: Belle Isle. b: Bellemont. c: Blueford. d: Casada. e: Cedar Springs. f: Eutaw. g: Indian Field. h: Lawson Pond. Still standing. i-j: New Mercia. (May be incorrectly identified. k: North Hampton. l: The Rocks. Saved and moved but burned after Hurricane Hugo. m: Simpson's Swamp. Written on slide: "Revolutionary War earthworks [Francis] Marion [erected] between Ophir and Brunswick on Simpson's Swamp." n: Somerset. o: Springfield. p: Sumerton. q: Walnut Grove. Still standing. r: Wampee. Saved and moved to Pinopolis. s: White Hall. Collection also includes photographs (scans only) of: t: Black Oak Church. u: Woodlawn. Moved to Georgetown; now goes by another name, possibly Dover. Additional info about the status of the houses in photos H-J, L, Q-R, and U provided by the donor.

Collection

Historic Charleston Foundation Property Records

Acquisition

Accession

2019.007

Source or Donor

David Hoffman

Acquisition Method

Donation

Made/Created

Artist

Unattributed

Lexicon

Search Terms

Lost Architecture, Demolished buildings, lost buildings, Relocated buildings, Dwellings--South Carolina--Lake Moultrie Region, Historic buildings--South Carolina--Lake Moultrie Region, Plantations--South Carolina--Lake Moultrie Region, Lost architecture--South Carolina--Lake Moultrie Region, Dwellings--South Carolina--Lake Marion Region, Historic buildings--South Carolina--Lake Marion Region, Plantations--South Carolina--Lake Marion Region, Lost architecture--South Carolina--Lake Marion Region

Location

Location

Container

See Notes Tab

Cabinet

Photo File Cabinets

Room

Margaretta P. Childs Archives

Building

Missroon House

Category

Permanent

Date

February 7, 2023

Relationships

Related Entries

Notes

2011.002.001

Provenance

Notes

Given to donor by local historian Oliver Buckles; original source and photographer unknown.

General Notes

Note

Notes: Donor speculates that the photographs may have been taken by the predecessor to Santee-Cooper. Slides filed under Miscellaneous Buildings & Plantations at end of property file photos.

Created By

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Create Date

January 16, 2019

Updated By

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Update Date

February 16, 2023