Images

This image shows the Denmark library. Back of the photograph reads 'Buildings, Old, Denmark Library, Survival of old subscription library.'

A sign advocating S.C. tourism with three typical southern images- a boat, plantation, and waterfall- and Pepsi-Cola. The slogan is "Discover South Carolina and the bright, bold taste of Pepsi-Cola."

Handwritten note on back of photo: "Back drops painted by Art Project." [Federal Art Project]

Handwritten note on back of photo: "Charleston, S.C. Dock Street Theater ca. 1930."

Typewritten note on back of photo: "Architecture. DOCK STREET THEATRE (1735-36), INTERIOR, CHARLESTON. Burned several times [crossed out-pencil]; (Restored by WPA: and opened [crossed out-pencil] 1937). Photograph by courtesy of the Federal Works Agency."

William Jennings Bryan Dorn, S.C.'s Third District Congressman in 1947-48 and 1951-74 and gubernatorial candidate in 1974 and 1978, is depicted as a wind-up doll with a giant turnkey in his back standing on a stump. He is holding a flyer in both hands. The comments "New! Just in Time for Christmas! The Bryan Dorn Doll!" is above the doll while "Wind it up and it runs for Governor...Again" is to the left and "...Stump and campaign calendars sold separately..." is to the right.