Historic Episcopal Church in Goose Creek, SC, 1711-1719This vintage photograph captures a historic Episcopal church located in Goose Creek, Berkeley County, South Carolina. Originally constructed in 1711, the building was completed in 1719, replacing what is believed to be the oldest church outside of Charleston. The structure has undergone significant changes over the years, including repairs following an earthquake in 1886 and restoration efforts in 1931. The photograph is part of the Carnegie Survey of

This survey highlights the rich history and craftsmanship of early American architecture

remains in the hands of their descendants today

The image features local storefronts

This image serves as a valuable document of Charlestons architectural history and the aesthetic preferences of the time

The Plattenburg House stands as a testament to the historical significance and beauty of Southern homes

Built in 1819 by Uriah Sandy

provide insight into the craftsmanship of the era

reflecting the heritage of North Carolina

The architectural style represented in this photograph reflects the Southern Gothic influences prevalent in churches of that time

showcases a historic entry gate and house in Charleston

The structure dates back to 1792 and served as the home of General Joseph Graham

reflecting the design sensibilities of the late 19th century