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Charleston, South Carolina – Yesteryear in Pictures – 1920’s – 1940’s

December 29, 2018 by 3 Comments

“Through the years you’ve never let me down.  You turned my life around
The sweetest days I’ve found, I’ve found with you.  Through the years” – Kenny Rogers

Here is a look at a different time in Charleston, South Carolina and the Lowcountry.

Enjoy this look at our home from the 1920’s to the 1940’s.

King Street, Charleston, S.C.
  • Jenkin’s Orphanage Band – Charleston, S.C.
Folly Beach Pier
Old City Market Postcard
King Street – Circa 1920’s
Folly Beach Postcard
Folly Beach Postcard
Old City Jail – Charleston, S.C.
King Street – Circa 1910



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3 thoughts on “Charleston, South Carolina – Yesteryear in Pictures – 1920’s – 1940’s”

    1. My great grand daddy -Arthur Washington Petit, owned a dry goods store and a toy store. He then turned his dry goods store into Elco movie theatre. I would like to send a photo of my great grand father & his boys in from of the Elco. Please give the credit to my mother-Myrtle Mary Petit Staubes

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