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Charleston Architecture

Filed in BX Convention 2007


The powder battery (I think)–oldest building in Charleston (I think)
Powder Battery

Pretty bridge. Reminds me of the one crossing over to Inverness.
Pretty Bridge

The Customs House, National Historic Landmark, a view from a pier out into the river.
Customs House

As seen from a carriage, one of the earliest examples of federal architecture in Charleston.
Federal Building

One of so many beautiful colonnaded houses. Pure white, like a wedding cake.
I wish I'd framed it just a little bit differently though, to give a tiny bit more space at the top.

Darn, I'll just have to go back. ;-)
Wedding Cake House

A pier jutting out into the river. It was equipped with several bench swings, all occupied by people with blissful expressions.
Pier

Rainbow Row
Rainbow Row

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