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A red-brick, three-story Italianate Villa structure completed in May 1858. In 1864, Charles H. Judson became president of the Greenville Baptist Female College, and remained president until 1878. His sister, Mary Camilla Judson, was a great asset to the school. She taught briefly in the 1860s, but returned for good in 1874. In 1876, she became female principal of the College, and remained in that position until 1912.

Color postcard; Publisher unknown; from the Epting Collection.

In 1925, Fred Brickman established a tourist attraction at the site of the original pavilion. He closed the pavilion and eventually built six rental cottages, a store, a pool hall and a gas station. By 1935, he called the complex Lafayette Court. Brickman printed these postcards and promoted the complex successfully.

A group of hunters stand with their African-American guides after a very successful day of hunting on the Caledonia Plantation.