Images

Across the lake at the Visitor's Center of Oolenoy State Park.

A red-brick academic building with ivy coverings. The textile building was part of Clemson College (now Clemson University). Clemson was founded in 1889, but did not enroll students until 1893. The school's charter is essentially the last will and testament of Thomas Green Clemson. In 1913, Clemson offered textiles as a major, but students also had the option of taking just a two-year course in textiles. In the fall of 1918, an influenza epidemic broke out. The Textile Building was one of several buildings converted into temporary hospital wards.

Image addresses issues surrounding the textile industry in South Carolina during the 1980s. 1 art original: watercolor; 44 x 46 cm.

Textile worker at loom in weave room in Graniteville Manufacturing Company mill.

Opener Room of Warren Division Mill of the Graniteville Manufacturing Company. Handling cotton in the opener room at Warren Division.

Drawing shows British ships firing on Fort Sullivan on Sullivan's Island, South Carolina.

High waves are flooding the streets along the Charleston Battery.

This photograph shows waves crashing into the seawall protecting the homes along the Charleston Battery.