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Daufuskie Island
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LOWCOUNTRY: PAINTINGS OF RAY ELLIS
by Ray Ellis Essays by Valerie Ann Lees
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LOWCOUNTRY
SCENES
The beautiful colorful images of Lowcountry Scenes allows the reader to visit some interesting people and unique places of the magnificent Lowcountry. Veering away from scenes common to Carolina picture books, Jon Wongrey has captured the true spirit of the Lowcountry and its culture with striking photographs and fascinating images. More info...
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SOUTH
CAROLINA
This breathtakingly beautiful state attracts visitors from all over the world to its pristine beaches, undisturbed marshlands, and historical sites. In South Carolina, the many wonders of this gorgeous state are revealed in images by well-known photographers. 96 pages. 70 color photos. Hardcover 1552857255 $17.95**
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Reflections
of South Carolina
Photographs by Robert
C. Clark A pictorial display of South Carolina's extravagant beauty 10 x 12, 195 pages
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Impressions:
ISBN 13: 978-1-56037-317-9/ISBN 1-56037-317-2, $9.95** (PB)
Photography by Robb Helfrick Here, too, is the modern city, with its harbor and restored waterfront, Tybee Island, Fort Jackson, and Fort Pulaski National Monument. 83 color photographs.80 pages. 9 1/8" x 8 1/8".ISBN 1-56037-223-0. $9.95** (PB) |
SOUTH
CAROLINA IMPRESSIONS
CHARLESTON
IMPRESSIONS
SAVANNAH
IMPRESSIONS|
Cities in 88
pictures:
Photography and text by Lisa Hoff Includes a historical
summary of Colonial settlement; full-color photos of popular toust sites
such as the Savannah row houses and the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum; vivid maps COLUMBIA IN 88 PICTURES tours; museum hours;
SAVANNAH IN 88 PICTURES
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The
Majesty of:
Presents 242 color photos that preserve the
beauty that nature has tried so hard to destroy. Stately mansions,
historical landmarks, exquisite churches, museum houses, and many other
buildings appear throughout this guide to the city’s past. A gallery of fine
architecture, this book gives readers an invitation to see, behind closed
doors, the history and renovations that have made Charleston one of the
best-preserved cities in the country.
Captures the unique and ever-copied architecture of the
homes, offices, and monuments that overlook the skillfully designed, lush
green squares in the heart of the city. He shows visitors and locals
up-close details not seen from street level and invitation-only interiors,
some re-creations, others continued preservation, of the slow and charmed
lifestyle of the South
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To order call Sandlapper Publishing 800-849-7263