The Charleston freedman's cottage
Subtitle: an architectural tradition
By: Lissa Felzer.
Publisher: History Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Charleston, SC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 159
ISBN-13: 9781596292864
Subjects: Freedmen -- Dwellings -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- History; African Americans -- Dwellings -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- History; Historic buildings -- South Carolina -- Charleston; Cottages -- South Carolina -- Charleston; Architecture, Domestic -- South Carolina -- Charleston; Freedmen -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- Biography; African Americans -- South Carolina -- Charleston -- Biography; Charleston (S.C.) -- Buildings, structures, etc; Charleston (S.C.) -- History; Charleston (S.C.) -- Biography
Genres: Biography.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword: Freedman's cottage defined; title: pt. 1. The lower peninsula; title: 56 Bull Street; title: 13 Council Street; title: 14 and 16 Council Street; title: pt. 2. The west side; title: 266 Ashley Avenue; title: 44 Bogard Street; title: 277 Coming Street; title: 4-6 Desportes Court; title: 155 and 157 Line Street; title: 40 Morris Street; title: 189 Smith Street (formerly 91 Smith Street); title: pt. 3. The east side; title: 11 "H" Street; title: 111 and 113 Cooper Street, and 32, 34, and 36 Sheppard Street; title: Nassau, Sheppard, and Line Street Complex; title: 4, 5, and 6 Duc's Court; title: pt. 4. The upper peninsula; title: 23 Maranda Holmes Street (formerly 7 Court Street); title: 304, 306, 308, and 312 President Street; title: 553 Rutledge Avenue.