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[Charleston, S.C. The fire-scarred Mills House; Hibernian Hall at left]

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1865 April.
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  1. Charleston
  2. Charleston (S.C.)
  3. Civil War
  4. Civil War, 1861 1865
  5. Dwellings
  6. History
  7. Hotels
  8. Organizations' Facilities
  9. South Carolina
  10. Stereographs
  11. United States
  12. Wet Collodion Negatives

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