Tall tiered white steeple of St. Philip's Church in Charleston against a pale sky, a red-brick building at right, in a vintage photochrom.
Old bird's-eye view map of Charleston, its gridded streets on a peninsula surrounded by harbor water dotted with sailing ships.
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Charleston: St. Philip's Church

Pictures by C. N. Drie

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The tall steeple of St. Philip's Church rises over Charleston in a soft photochrom from around 1900, with C. N. Drie's 1872 bird's-eye view of the city and its harbor inside. The congregation dates back to 1680, and for years the steeple guided ships sailing into Charleston harbor. For someone who loves Charleston or calls it home.

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Charleston · Photochrom / St. Philip's Church / Photochrom, Detroit Publishing Co., c. 1900 / The tall white steeple of St. Philip's rises above its columned portico on Church Street. The congregation dates back to 1680, and for many years the steeple served as a landmark for ships sailing into Charleston harbor.

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