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A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF OLD GEORGETOWN
A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF OLD GEORGETOWN
TitleA BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF OLD GEORGETOWN
CreatorUnknown
ContributorsMayor William D. Morgan
Datec.1901 - 1902
SourceThis photograph is housed in the Georgetown County Library archive.
SubjectSouth Carolina, Georgetown County
Street Scenes,
DescriptionAn amazing aerial view of Georgetown was presented in this oil painting of the city by Harper Bond in 1901 for display in the Georgetown booth at the Charleston Exposition of 1902. This large painting today hangs in the City Hall. The painting was executed during the administration of Mayor W.D.Morgan and shows some of the 2, 000 trees planted by the city during Morgan's time. The artist was reported to have individually measured each structure and block to paint what appears as an aerial view of the city at the turn of the century.
Digital CollectionGeorgetown County Digital Library
Web Sitewww.gcdigital.org
Holding InstitutionGeorgetown County Library
Host InstitutionOCLC
RightsGeorgetown County Library. All rights reserved. For photographic information contact Georgetown County Library at 405 Cleland St., Georgetown , SC 29440.
SC CountyGeorgetown County (S. C.)
SC RegionLowcountry
LanguageEnglish
Digitization Specifications300 dpi
Date Digital2007
TypeStill Image
Formatimage/jpg
Media TypeImages
Resource Identifier18-009-M C.2
Print Size6 x 8 3/4
File NameMT-18-009-Mc2
NoteThe following photographers are known to have worked in the Georgetown area and may have contributed to the Morgan and Trenholm collection, c.1890 - 1915: O. B. Rosenger, W. P. Dowling, James H. Winburn, William A. Reckling and D. C. Simpkins.
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