The dwelling houses of Charleston, South Carolina (1917)
Smith, Alice R. Huger (Alice Ravenel Huger), b. 1876, Smith, D. E. Huger (Daniel Elliott Huger), Simons, Albert, 1890-1980 · Philadelphia, Lippincott · leaf 354
e tile-kilns have been erected,which yield their proprietors considerable profit. Thetiles cost eleven dollars a thousand. The houses were built with high-pitched roofs, thesquare ones generally rising on the four sides to a peak 345 THE HOUSES OF CHARLESTON or nearly so. Many liouses had hipped… … »i)p_vii);lit, Pll.i, l.y llarpiT & BiotliiTH ST. MICHAELS STKEPLE ACROSS HI.ID HOOKS dominated, but there are numerous instances in whichthey were of marble. Undoubtedly many of the latterwere of the date of the houses; but it frecjuently has hap-pened that a later owner has replaced the one…
Historic buildings · Architecture, Domestic
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