Taken from outside an abandon farm house.
No head, just a hat.
Years of spider webs on all the windows.
ACE Basin, South Carolina.
Abandon
Category Archives: Historical
House In The Forest
Approximately 4 miles from any pavement.
It was probably a lot further when this house was first built.
Someone Left Their Hat Behind
My thanks to the hat person.
Best viewed large.
ACE Basin, South Carolina.
Old Cemetery
From a walk down this old cemetery road.
Outside Charleston, South Carolina.
Old Cemetery
Found on a walk.
Charleston, South Carolina.
Walk Around Old ‘Main Street’
This is not something we can blame on a lock down, or any one thing at all.
There are some that have, more that do not. It’s becoming more obvious as time goes on.
That’s as political as this site gets.
Photographs of another small town ‘main street’ that doesn’t really exist any longer.
Huguenot Church, Charleston
A small change of pace.
The first Huguenot Church, located at the site of the present church, was blown up by city authorities in an effort to stop a spreading fire. It was replaced by a simple brick church in 1800. This building was torn down in 1844 to make way for the present church, which was completed the following year. This third church sustained damage during the Civil War and the Charleston Earthquake of 1886, and was restored with funds from Huguenot descendant Charles Lanier of New York.
Found On A Walk, Charleston
St. Philip’s, over a wall.
Taken from Philadelphia Alley.
The town has a large number of old alleys connecting the original streets.
