Records of the Historic Preservation Planner, Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments, 1970-1981

Creator	Bull, Elias Ball. Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments. Historic Preservation Planner.
Date	1970–1981
Physical description	13 linear feet
Preferred Citation	[Identification of the Specific Item], Records of the Historic Preservation Planner, Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments, 1970–1981, Charleston Archive, Charleston County Public Library, Charleston, SC.
Repository	The Charleston Archive, Charleston County Public Library. 68 Calhoun Street, Charleston, SC 29401.
Compiled By	Processed 2005, N. Butler.
Access to materials	Collection is open for research.
Subject Headings	Historic buildings--South Carolina--Charleston County Historic buildings--South Carolina--Berkeley County Historic buildings--South Carolina--Dorchester County Historic preservation--South Carolina--Charleston County Historic preservation--South Carolina--Berkeley County Historic preservation--South Carolina--Dorchester County
	Portions of this collection have been digitized and are available online.

Scope and Content

This collection contains the records of the historic preservation planner of the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG), 1970–1981. The bulk of the collection is the research materials collected for the publication Historic Preservation Plan: Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Region (Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Regional Planning Council, 1972). Other records consist of non-survey regional research materials, general business files of the BCDCOG historic preservation department, and topical and miscellaneous files.

The bulk of the materials in this collection are housed in numbered files that correspond to the numbered survey sites listed in the Historic Preservation Plan (HPP): the first digit designates the county in which the site is located (1=Berkeley, 2=Charleston, 3=Dorchester); the second digit, the preservation area within the county, either the old parishes used as tax districts or the natural boundaries of large land areas; and the third digit is the number assigned to each specific site within the preservation area. Many files contain copies of completed form for the National Register of Historic Places and original photographs. Numbered files for sites not listed in the publication and/or those inventoried after publication of the HPP are included in this series as well. For further details and background of the survey, please see the HPP. A complete list of South Carolina properties on the National Register of Historic Places is located on the South Carolina Department of Archives and History website at https://scdah.sc.gov/. Digital scans of original National Register forms for Charleston County sites are located at www.nationalregister.sc.gov/nrlinks.htm. 

The non-survey regional materials in this collection, arranged alphabetically by county, include additional historic sites and miscellaneous topics not covered in the HPP. The BCDCOG materials include materials concerning the South Carolina American Revolution Bicentennial Commission (1972–76); Elias Bull Professional Correspondence (1970–78); and David Chamberlain Professional Correspondence (1978–1981). Topical and miscellaneous files include historic preservation legislation; historic preservation; publications and papers; regional historic site surveys and inventories; newspaper clippings (1950s–70s); and photographs. Of interest is the correspondence file of the city planner of the Charleston County Planning Department, which highlights historic preservation activities in Charleston during the 1950s and 1960s. Newspaper clippings (1950s–70s) from the Charleston News and Courier and the Charleston Evening Post cover such topics as historic preservation, the 1970 South Carolina Tricentennial, and urban redevelopment and slum clearance. The photographs consist of a collection of negatives, contact sheets, black and white prints that depict sites in the Historic Preservation Plan, National Register properties, and regional subjects of historic interest.

Administrative/Biographical History

Elias Ball Bull was the tri-county region’s first historic preservation planner. His work at the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG) historic preservation division coincided with the zenith of the historic preservation movement in the United States, which began with the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 that established the National Register of Historic Places program. That same year South Carolina Governor Robert E. McNair declared state support for preservation efforts and established a Historic Resources Inter-Agency Council that brought various state departments together. As a result, a new Historic Resources Division was added to the South Carolina Archives Department, which became known as the South Carolina Department of Archives and History (SCDAH).

The Berkeley-Charleston Regional Planning Commission, which later became known as the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Regional Planning Commission (BCDRPC), was awarded a federal historic preservation survey and planning grant for “services on any activity directly related to the location and documentation of historic places in Charleston and Berkeley Counties” in 1970. Consequently, Elias Bull was hired as a planning analyst/historical researcher for production of a regional historic survey. The Historic Preservation Plan, written by Bull and published in 1972, was partially funded through this federal grant along with local and state funds. The HPP was the first promotion of preservation on a regional scale in the tri-county area. While serving as historic preservation planner, Bull was also active in the county’s 1976 American Revolution Bicentennial Commission and produced the Historic Preservation Inventory, Berkeley County. Bull’s greatest legacy, however, is the copious research notes and materials that he gathered on historic sites and landmarks throughout the tri-county region.

In 1976, the BCDRPC changed its title to the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG) to reflect the statewide organization of ten Councils of Government established by state legislation passed in 1967. The BCDCOG relocated to the old Citadel Annex on Marion Square in 1978, with Bull retiring that same year. David Chamberlain succeeded Bull as historic preservation planner and remained in that position until 1981, at which time the historic preservation division of BCDCOG was abolished because federal funding was discontinued.

Today the BCDCOG is located in North Charleston and continues regional planning and development efforts. Historic preservation planning for the tri-county area is now handled through a regional office of the South Carolina Department of Archives and History.

Conditions Governing Access and Use

Collection is open for research.

Acquisition

This collection was released to the Charleston County Public Library from the Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments Executive Committee on 18 October 1999.

Collection Outline

Series I: Research Material
A. Historic Preservation Plans
Historic Preservation Plan, BCDRPC, 1972, typed draft.	BOX 1
Historic Preservation Plan, BCDRPC, Notes	BOX 1
Historic Preservation Plan, Charleston, South Carolina (City Planning and Architectural Associates, et al.: Chapel Hill, NC. June 1974)	BOX 1
B. Historic Preservation Plan, BCDRPC, 1972: Research materials (incomplete)
i. Berkeley County
The Barrows
1-1-1 The Barrows Historic District	BOX 2
1-1-2 Whiteville Historic District	BOX 2
1-1-3 Oakley Plantation	BOX 2
Cordesville
1-3-1 Biggin Church Ruins	BOX 2
1-3-2 North Chachan Plantation	BOX 2
1-3-3 Strawberry Chapel / Childsbury Town Site	BOX 2
1-3-4 Hyde Park Plantation	BOX 2
1-3-5 Irving Chapel	BOX 2
1-3-6/7/8 22, 23, 25, 26 Mile Stones	BOX 2
1-3-9 Old Cordesville Historic District	BOX 2
1-3-10 Richmond Plantation	BOX 2
1-3-12 Tavou Church	BOX 2
Cross
1-4-1 Cross Historic District	BOX 2
1-4-3 Lawson's Pond Plantation	BOX 2
Goose Creek
1-5-1 St. James Goose Creek Church	BOX 2
1-5-2 Medway Plantation	BOX 2
1-5-6 Otranto Plantation	BOX 2
1-5-7 Crowfield Plantation	BOX 2
1-5-8 Elms Plantation Ruins (Izard Plantation)	BOX 2
Honey Hill
1-6-1 Honey Hill Historic District	BOX 2
Jamestown
1-7-3 Jamestown: Battle of Lenud’s Ferry	BOX 2
Moncks Corner
1-8-1 Battle of Biggin Bridge	BOX 2
1-8-2 Old Santee Canal Historic District (lower section)	BOX 2
1-8-3 Fort at Fairlawn	BOX 2
1-8-4 Gippy Plantation	BOX 2
1-8-5 Stony Landing Plantation	BOX 2
1-8-6 Lewisfield Plantation	BOX 2
1-8-7 Mulberry Plantation	BOX 2
1-8-8 Dean Hall Plantation	BOX 2
1-8-9 Dean Hall Overseer’s House	BOX 2
1-8-10 Harry Hill Plantation (King Harry’s Grave)	BOX 2
1-8-15 Railroad Station	BOX 2
1-8-18 Moncks Corner Historic District	BOX 2
Pineville
1-9-1 Pineville Historic District (two folders, I and II)	BOX 3
1-9-2 Old Santee Canal Historic District (Tailrace Canal Park)	BOX 3
1-9-3 Grave of Francis Marion	BOX 3
1-9-10 Oakland Club Playhouse	BOX 3
Pinopolis
1-10-1 Pinopolis Historic District (one folder)	BOX 3
1-10-1 Pinopolis Historic District Photographs I	BOX 3
1-10-1 Pinopolis Historic District Photographs II	BOX 4
1-10-1 Pinopolis Historic District, Norman Walsh materials, 2005	BOX 4
1-10-2 Wampee Plantation	BOX 4
St. Stephen
1-11-2 L. Mendel Rivers’ Boyhood Home	BOX 4
1-11-3 St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church	BOX 4
St. Thomas
1-12-1 12 Mile Stone(to Calais Ferry)	BOX 4
1-12-2 St. Thomas and St. Denis Episcopal Church	BOX 4
1-12-3 Cainhoy Historic District	BOX 4
1-12-4 Middleburg Plantation	BOX 4
1-12-5 Pompion Hill Chapel	BOX 4
1-12-6 Halidon Hill Plantation (Quinby Plantation House)	BOX 4
1-12-7 Battle of Quinby Bridge	BOX 4
1-12-8 Grave of Governor Sir Nathaniel Johnson at Silk Hope Plantation	BOX 4
1-12-9 Battle of Videau’s Bridge	BOX 4
Wassamasaw
1-13-6 New Hope Historic District	BOX 4

ii. Charleston County
Charleston/North Charleston
2-1-1 The Fireproof Building	BOX 5
2-1-2 Magnolia Farm	BOX 5
2-1-3 Magnolia Cemetery	BOX 5
2-1-4 Castle Pinckney	BOX 5
2-1-5 South Carolina State Arsenal / Old Citadel	BOX 5
2-1-6 Daniel Blake Tenements	BOX 5
2-1-7 Israel Firetag Store	BOX 5
2-1-8 Charleston County Courthouse	BOX 5
2-1-9 Fort Sumter	BOX 5
2-1-10 Quarter House Fort and Tavern	BOX 5
2-1-12 Charleston Historic District-1966 Extension	BOX 6
2-1-13 Robert Gould Shaw Community Center	BOX 6
2-1-14 Market Hall and Sheds	BOX 6
2-1-15 Branford-Horry House	BOX 6
2-1-16 William Aiken House and Associated Railroad Structures	BOX 6
2-1-17 Miles Brewton House	BOX 6
2-1-19 Citizens and Southern National Bank	BOX 6
2-1-20 The Exchange and Provost	BOX 6
2-1-21 William Gibbes House	BOX 6
2-1-22 Heyward-Washington House	BOX 6
2-1-24 Thomas Rose House	BOX 6
2-1-25 St. Michael’s Episcopal Church	BOX 6
2-1-26 Simmons-Edwards House, “The Pineapple Gates”	BOX 6
2-1-27 Colonel John Stuart House	BOX 6
2-1-28 Sword Gate Houses	BOX 6
2-1-29 College of Charleston	BOX 6
2-1-30 DuBose Heyward House	BOX 6
2-1-31 McCrady’s Tavern and Long Room	BOX 6
2-1-32 Dock Street Theatre	BOX 6
2-1-33 Powder Magazine	BOX 6
2-1-34 Nathaniel Russell House	BOX 6
2-1-35 Edward Rutledge House	BOX 7
2-1-36 South Carolina National Bank of Charleston	BOX 7
2-1-37 Bethel Methodist Church	BOX 7
2-1-38 Lodge Alley-French Quarter District	BOX 7
2-1-39 James Nicholson House (Ashley Hall School)	BOX 7
2-1-40 William Blacklock House	BOX 7
2-1-41 The Unitarian Church	BOX 7
2-1-42 Hibernian Society Hall	BOX 7
2-1-43 Old Bethel Methodist Church	BOX 7
2-1-44 Old Slave Mart	BOX 7
2-1-45 Joseph Manigault House	BOX 7
2-1-46 Denmark Vesey House	BOX 7
2-1-47 Bull Street, South Side	BOX 7
2-1-48 Bull Street, North Side	BOX 7
2-1-49 United States Customs House	BOX 7
2-1-50 John Rutledge House	BOX 7
2-1-51 Old Marine Hospital	BOX 7
2-1-53 Governor William Aiken House	BOX 7
2-1-65 Richard Capers House	BOX 7
2-1-72 City Hall	BOX 7
2-1-73 Charles Drayton House	BOX 7
2-1-75 Edmonston-Alston House	BOX 7
2-1-76 Harmon Field, Martello Tower	BOX 8
2-1-78 Bernard Elliott Bee	BOX 8
2-1-80 Faber House	BOX 8
2-1-85 Gibbes Art Gallery	BOX 8
2-1-86 Grace Episcopal Church	BOX 8
2-1-89 High School of Charleston	BOX 8
2-1-90 Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church	BOX 8
2-1-92 Izard-Pinckney House	BOX 8
2-1-102 Patrick O’Donnell Mansion	BOX 8
2-1-103 Old Charleston Jail (1802)	BOX 8
2-1-108 Pink House	BOX 8
2-1-109 Presqu’ile	BOX 8
2-1-111 Radcliffeborough Neighborhood	BOX 8
2-1-115 Colonel William Rhett House	BOX 8
2-1-117 John Robinson House	BOX 8
2-1-120 Lt. Governor William A. Bull House	BOX 8
2-1-123 St. John’s Lutheran Church	BOX 8
2-1-125 St. Mary’s Catholic Church	BOX 8
2-1-128 St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church	BOX 8
2-1-131 Josiah Smith Building	BOX 8
2-1-135 Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim Synagogue	BOX 8
2-1-146 Confederate Home	BOX 8
2-1-148 Lowndes Grove Plantation	BOX 8
2-1-149 San Souci House	BOX 8
2-1-150 Hampton Park	BOX 8
2-1-153 Malbone-Hutty House	BOX 8
2-1-154 Calhoun Mansion	BOX 8
2-1-156 Central Baptist Church	BOX 9
2-1-157 Chisolm’s Rice Mill	BOX 9
2-1-158 Antipedo Baptist Meeting House Site	BOX 9
2-1-159 Cast Iron District	BOX 9
2-1-160 White Point Garden	BOX 9
2-1-161 Middleton-Pinckney House	BOX 9
2-1-167 Palmetto Plantation	BOX 9
2-1-168 John Edwards House	BOX 9
2-1-170 West Point Rice Mill	BOX 9
2-1-173 Governor Thomas Bennett House	BOX 9
2-1-187 McInnis-Pinckney House	BOX 9
2-1-202 Jonathan Lucas House / Riverside Infirmary and Kinloch Home for Nurses	BOX 9
2-1-204 Robert Martin House	BOX 9
2-1-213 William Ravenel House	BOX 9
2-1-221 Cigar Factory	BOX 9
2-1-223 Josiah Smith Tennent House	BOX 9
2-1-224 Samuel H. Wilson House	BOX 9
Christchurch
2-2-1 Sewee Mound	BOX 10
2-2-2 Buzzard’s Island	BOX 10
2-2-3 Auld Mound	BOX 10
2-2-5 Boone Hall Plantation	BOX 10
2-2-6 Christ Church (Episcopal)	BOX 10
2-2-7 Powder Magazine	BOX 10
2-2-8 Paul Pritchard Shipyard	BOX 10
2-2-9 Snee Farm	BOX 10
2-2-10 Oakland Plantation (Youghall Plantation)	BOX 10
2-2-12 Fenwick’s Fort	BOX 10
2-2-15 Andersonville	BOX 10
Edisto Island
2-3-1 Bailey’s House	BOX 10
2-3-2 Bleak Hall Plantation (outbuildings)	BOX 10
2-3-3 Brooklands Plantation	BOX 10
2-3-4 Crawford’s Plantation	BOX 10
2-3-5 Dodge Plantation / William Seabrook House	BOX 10
2-3-6 Edisto Church (Baptist) / First Baptist Church of Edisto Island	BOX 10
2-3-7 Edisto Island Presbyterian Church	BOX 10
2-3-8 Frogmore Plantation	BOX 10
2-3-9 Middleton’s Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-10 Old House Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-11 Prospect Hill Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-12 Seaside Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-13 Sunnyside Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-14 Trinity Episcopal Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-15 Oak Island Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-17 Peter’s Point Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-18 Windsor Plantation	BOX 11
2-3-19 Edisto Beach Battery	BOX 11
2-3-20 Fig Island (shell ring)	BOX 11
2-3-21 Presbyterian Manse	BOX 11
2-3-22 Brick House Ruins	BOX 11
2-3-23 Spanish Mount Point / The Mound (shell ring)	BOX 11
2-3-24 Trinity Episcopal Church Rectory	BOX 11
James Island
2-4-1 Lawton’s Bluff Plantation	BOX 11
2-4-2 Fort Johnson	BOX 11
2-4-3 Marshlands Plantation	BOX 11
2-4-4 Fort Lamar (Battle of Secessionville)	BOX 11
2-4-5 McLeod Plantation	BOX 12
2-4-6 Secessionville Manor	BOX 12
2-4-7 Stiles-Hinson-Thompson House	BOX 12
2-4-8 Fort Pemberton	BOX 12
2-4-17 Battery Tatum, Battery Ryan	BOX 12
2-4-22 Lighthouse Point Indian Mounds	BOX 12
John's Island
2-5-1 Fenwick Hall Plantation	BOX 12
2-5-2 Fort Trenholm	BOX 12
2-5-4 John’s Island Presbyterian Church	BOX 12
2-5-5 Kinsey Burden Ruins	BOX 12
2-5-8 Moving Star Hall	BOX 12
Kiawah Island
2-6-1 Vanderhorst House	BOX 12
Ladson
2-7-1 Grave of General William Moultrie (Windsor Hill Plantation)	BOX 12
Mount Pleasant
2-8-1 Mount Pleasant Historic District	BOX 13
2-8-2 Mount Pleasant Seventh Day Adventist Church	BOX 13
2-8-3 Tew-Coleman House	BOX 13
2-8-4 John W. Moore House / 236 Bennett Street	BOX 13
2-8-5 Confederate Cemetery	BOX 13
2-8-6 Mount Pleasant Presbyterian Church	BOX 13
2-8-7 McIver House (Hibben House) /	BOX 13
2-8-8 Mount Pleasant Academy	BOX 13
2-8-9 Murray-Taylor House / 218 King Street	BOX 13
2-8-10 Old Courthouse	BOX 13
2-8-11 Duryea-Crowell House / 125 Live Oak Drive	BOX 13
2-8-12 Captain Peter C. Lewis House /	BOX 13
2-8-13 Joseph Tomlinson House / 210 Pitt Street	BOX 13
2-8-14 Old Post Office	BOX 13
2-8-15 Reigne House	BOX 13
2-8-16 Toomer Lane	BOX 13
2-8-17 Skipper’s View / 101 Venning Street	BOX 13
2-8-18 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church /	BOX 13
2-8-22 Charles Jugnot House / 319 Pitt Street	BOX 13
St. Andrews
2-9-1 Ashley Hall Plantation	BOX 13
2-9-3 Ghost Island	BOX 13
2-9-5 Runnymeade Plantation	BOX 13
2-9-6 Magnolia Gardens	BOX 13
2-9-7 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church	BOX 14
2-9-8 St. Andrew’s Town	BOX 14
2-9-9 Old Town Landing / Charles Towne Landing	BOX 14
2-9-10 Battery Haig	BOX 14
2-9-16 Fort Bull	BOX 14
2-9-18 Battery Barker	BOX 14
2-9-20 Farmfield Plantation	BOX 14
2-9-22 Lords Proprietors Plantation	BOX 14
2-9-23 Wespanee Plantation	BOX 14
St. James Santee
2-10-1 Fairfield Plantation	BOX 14
2-10-2 Harrietta Plantation	BOX 14
2-10-3 Hampton Plantation	BOX 14
2-10-4 Laurel Hill Plantation	BOX 14
2-10-5 McClellanville Historic District	BOX 14
2-10-5 Deeds, RMC, A-22, p. 30 to Z-30, p. 312	BOX 14
2-10-5 Title Searches: 764-07-00-03 to 766-07-00-05	BOX 15
2-10-5 Title Search Notes 764-07-00-09 to 766-07-00-05	BOX 15
2-10-6 The Wedge Plantation	BOX 15
2-10-7 St. James Episcopal Church (Santee)	BOX 15
2-10-8 Bull’s Island Fort	BOX 15
2-10-9 Jonathan Lucas’ First Rice Mill	BOX 15
St. Paul's
2-11-1 Grove Plantation	BOX 15
2-11-2 Battle of Stono	BOX 15
2-11-5 Prospect Hill Plantation	BOX 16
2-11-6 The Parsonage	BOX 16
2-11-7 Oak Lawn Plantation	BOX 16
2-11-8 Willtown Bluff	BOX 16
2-11-10 Summit Plantation	BOX 16
2-11-11 Colonel William Washington’s Grave	BOX 16
2-11-12 Christ Church, Adams Run	BOX 16
2-11-13 Boineau Run	BOX 16
2-11-15 Adams Run Historic District	BOX 16
2-11-16 Stono River Slave Rebellion and Wiltown Presbyterian Church	BOX 16
2-11-18 Second St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Stono, Beech Hill	BOX 16
2-11-19 Jacksonboro Masonic Lodge	BOX 16
2-11-20 Meggett Historic District	BOX 16
Seabrook Island
2-12-1/2/3 Privateer Creek Battery, Seabrook’s Beach, Horse Island (shell ring)	BOX 16
Sullivan's Island
2-13-1 Coast Guard Historic District	BOX 16
2-13-3 Fort Moultrie	BOX 16
2-13-6 Battery Gadsden	BOX 16
2-13-7 Battery Thomson	BOX 16
Wadmalaw Island
2-14-1 Hanckel Mound (shell ring)	BOX 17
2-14-2 New Cut Plantation	BOX 17
2-14-3 Oak Grove Plantation	BOX 17
2-14-4 Admiral George Palmer’s Bridge	BOX 17
2-14-5 Rockville Historic District	BOX 17
2-14-6 Joseph LaRoche House	BOX 17
2-14-7 John F. Townsend House	BOX 17
2-14-8 Ladson Webb House	BOX 17
2-14-9 Wilson’s Windmill	BOX 17
2-14-10 Rockville Presbyterian Church	BOX 17
2-14-11 Stanley F. Morse House	BOX 17
2-14-12 Mary A. Whaley House	BOX 17
2-14-13 Old Rectory	BOX 17
2-14-14 Perry House	BOX 17
2-14-15 W. E. Jenkins House	BOX 17
2-14-16 Hagood House / Micah Jenkins House	BOX 17
2-14-17 Stevens House / Major Daniel Jenkins House	BOX 17
2-14-18 Grace Chapel (Episcopal)	BOX 17
2-14-19 Cornelia J. Whaley House	BOX 17
2-14-20 Fanny S. Wilson House	BOX 17
2-14-21 John F. Sosnowski House	BOX 17
2-14-22 Presbyterian Manse	BOX 17
2-14-23 Edward D. Bailey House	BOX 17
2-14-24 Welch’s Lane House	BOX 17
2-14-25 St. James Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church Zion Chapel	BOX 17
Lincolnville
2-15-2 Old Lincolnville Town Hall / Williams Graded School	BOX 17
Folly Island
2-16-1 Battery Green	BOX 17
Morris Island
2-17-1 Swamp Angel site	BOX 17
iii. Dorchester County
Summerville
3-1-1 Summerville Historic District	BOX 17
3-1-4 Stallsville Historic District	BOX 17
3-1-6 Middleton Place	BOX 17
St. George
3-3-3 Appleby Methodist Church	BOX 17
C. Non-survey Materials
i. Berkeley County
Cordesville
Kensington Plantation	BOX 18
Cross
Loch Dhu Plantation	BOX 18
St. Stephen
Municipal Building	BOX 18
Miscellaneous
Amoco Railroad Spur	BOX 18
“Community and Neighborhood Names in Berkeley County,” Part I. Bull, Elias. Names in South Carolina pp. 11-24, Vol. XI, Winter 1964.	BOX 18
“Community and Neighborhood Names in Berkeley County,” Parts II. Bull, Elias. Names in South Carolina pp. 32-39, Vol. XII, Winter 1965.	BOX 18
“Community and Neighborhood Names in Berkeley County,” Parts III. Bull, Elias. Names in South Carolina, pp. 37-44, Vol. XIII, Winter 1966.	BOX 18
“Community and Neighborhood Names in Berkeley County,” Parts IV. Bull, Elias. Names in South Carolina, pp. 11-24, Vol. XIV, Winter 1967.	BOX 18
Dominion Hills Subdivision	BOX 18
Exeter Plantation	BOX 18
“Historic Resources of Berkeley County, South Carolina,” Preservation Consultants, Inc., 1990.	BOX 18
Keller Site (38BK83)	BOX 18
“Names and Places on Cooper River,” Benton, John. Names in South Carolina, pp. 22-31, Vol. XII, Winter 1965.	BOX 18
Open Range Laws	BOX 18
Persimmon Hill (Fairfax Development)	BOX 18
Spring Grove Plantation	BOX 18
ii. Charleston County
Charleston
74 and 76 Beaufain Street	BOX 18
19 Charlotte Street	BOX 18
60 Church Street	BOX 18
10, 12 Clifford Street / The Twin Sisters	BOX 18
110 Coming Street / Stephen Thomas House	BOX 18
138, 140, 142 Coming Street	BOX 18
21 Jacobs Alley	BOX 18
375, 377, 464, 466, 466 ½ King Street / William Turpin	BOX 18
44 Line Street / South Carolina Railroad Car Shop	BOX 18
41 Market Street / Industrial Spur Track Co. Building	BOX 18
51 Meeting Street	BOX 18
69 Meeting Street / John E. Poyas House	BOX 18
171-173 Meeting Street / O’Hagan Building	BOX 18
205 Meeting Street	BOX 18
286 Meeting Street	BOX 18
296 Meeting Street / Mary Strobel House	BOX 18
360 Meeting Street / Charleston Museum	BOX 18
60 Montagu Street / Gaillard – Bennett House	BOX 18
56 Pitt Street / Cogswell House	BOX 18
37 Smith Street	BOX 18
112 Smith Street	BOX 18
66 Society Street / William T. Hieronymous House	BOX 18
78 Society Street / R.C. Salas House	BOX 18
51 State Street / Charleston Day School	BOX 18
56 Tradd Street / Joseph Sallier de Beaufort House	BOX 18
Wentworth Street / Mary Baker (Glover) Eddy House	BOX 18
Miscellaneous
Adger’s Wharf	BOX 19
Ansonborough	BOX 19
Bartlam Pottery / Bartlam, John; Duché, André	BOX 19
Broad Street	BOX 19
Boundary Changes, Charleston County – 1976	BOX 19
Charleston Historic District, Miscellaneous	BOX 19
“Charleston in Olden Times,” Charleston Courier, 1868	BOX 19
“City of Charleston Tenement Study,” Robert Young, [1977]	BOX 19
County Prison Farm (Corn Hill Plantation)	BOX 19
Drum Island	BOX 19
Earthquake 1886	BOX 19
Gadsden Green	BOX 19
Harbor Rebellion	BOX 19
Hirsch Murals	BOX 19
Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) by Charles N. Bayless, AIA	BOX 19
King Street Windshield Survey (Calhoun St to Broad St.)	BOX 19
Lockwood Boulevard	BOX 19
“Report of Olmsted, Olmsted, and Eliot to Mr. John B. Adger, Chairman, Park Commission, Charleston, S.C., Found Among Park Record, 1895 S.L.” [1896]	BOX 19
“Survey of the Parish Records of St. Luke and St. Paul Cathedral Episcopal Church,” by John D. Gillespie, 1970.	BOX 19
Trolley Car Lines	BOX 19
Wragg Mall	BOX 19
Christ Church
Fairlawn Plantation	BOX 19
Bermuda Town	BOX 19
Pipe making manufactory	BOX 19
Edisto
South Carolina Historical Society Fall Tour, 1972	BOX 19
Jenkins Family Cemetery	BOX 19
Folly Island
Miscellaneous	BOX 19
Hollywood
Miscellaneous	BOX 19
James Island
Legareville	BOX 19
Historic Plats, Miscellaneous	BOX 19
Secessionville Historic District	BOX 19
John's Island
Miscellaneous	BOX 19
Kiawah Island
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
McClellanville
McClellanville Methodist-Episcopal Church	BOX 20
McClellanville Steamboat Corporation	BOX 20
New Wappetaw Presbyterian Church	BOX 20
Mount Pleasant
First Town Hall	BOX 20
Patriot’s Point / USS Yorktown	BOX 20
“Shem Creek Special Area Management Plan.” The Town of Mt. Pleasant and the South Carolina Coastal Council. [1980s].	BOX 20
North Charleston
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
St. Andrews
Maryville: King House	BOX 20
“Report on Historical and Archeological Survey of Ashleytowne Landing Development,” Herold, Elaine Bluhm, Ph.D., 1975.	BOX 20
St. James Santee
Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge	BOX 20
Capers Island	BOX 20
Elbow Tavern Tract, c. 1926.	BOX 20
St. Stephen Episcopal Church	BOX 20
Watahan and The Point plat	BOX 20
St. Paul's
Barrellville	BOX 20
Jocassee Island	BOX 20
Osborn	BOX 20
Rantowles	BOX 20
Yonges Island	BOX 20
Stono Inlet
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
Sullivan's Island
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
Wadmalaw Island
Julia Evelina Whaley House	BOX 20
Church Creek Bridge	BOX 20
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
iii. Dorchester County
Dorchester County
Cedar Grove House Site and Bridge	BOX 20
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
Old Dorchester State Park	BOX 20
Sandy Hill Plantation Site	BOX 20
Spring Farm Plantation Site	BOX 20
Harleyville
St. Paul’s Methodist Church	BOX 20
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Historic District	BOX 20
Ridgeville Depot	BOX 20
Fort at Four Holes Swamp	BOX 20
Cypress Methodist Campground	BOX 20
St. George
Appleby House and Store	BOX 20
Carroll House (Old Carroll Place)	BOX 20
Indian Fields Methodist Campground	BOX 20
Summerville
Archdale Plantation	BOX 20
Beech Hill Meeting House Site	BOX 20
Miscellaneous	BOX 20
Newington Plantation Site	BOX 20
iv. Miscellaneous Photos
Scanned Contact Sheets	BOX 20
Identified Contact Sheets	BOX 20
Unidentified Contact Sheets	BOX 20
Series II. Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments materials
A. American Revolution Bicentennial Commission 1972-1976
1972 materials	BOX 21
1973 materials	BOX 21
1974 materials (I)	BOX 21
1974 materials (II)	BOX 21
1975 materials (I)	BOX 21
1975 materials (II)	BOX 21
1976 materials (I)	BOX 21
1976 materials (II)	BOX 21
B. Elias Bull Professional Correspondence
1970 Correspondence	BOX 22
1971 Correspondence	BOX 22
1972 Correspondence	BOX 22
1973 Correspondence	BOX 22
1974 Correspondence	BOX 22
1975 Correspondence	BOX 22
1976 Correspondence	BOX 22
1977 Correspondence	BOX 22
1978 Correspondence	BOX 22
C. David Chamberlain Professional Correspondence
1978 Correspondence	BOX 23
1979 Correspondence	BOX 23
1980 Correspondence	BOX 23
1981 Correspondence	BOX 23
D. Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG), Historic Preservation Planning Department (1970-1981)
A-95 / Project Notification & Review System	BOX 24
AH-106 / Regional Environmental Questionnaire	BOX 24
Afro-American Bicentennial Corporation	BOX 24
Army Corps of Engineers	BOX 24
Central Midlands Regional Planning Council Recreation	BOX 24
Charleston County Planning Board, Director of Planning, Correspondence: 1955-1966 (incomplete)	BOX 24
City of Charleston Planning and Zoning Commission	BOX 24
Coastal Zone Management	BOX 24
Council on Urban Quality, Charleston	BOX 24
Executive Committee, minutes	BOX 24
Governor’s Intern Program	BOX 24
Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) Survey/Inventory	BOX 24
Historic Preservation Committee	BOX 24
Historic Preservation Planner’s Reports	BOX 24
Historic Preservation Sub-committee	BOX 24
Ladson-Goose Creek Connector	BOX 24
Letters of Agreement with South Carolina Department Of Archives and History (SCDAH)	BOX 24
Maritime Preservation	BOX 24
Mark Clark Expressway	BOX 24
Mines, Charleston County	BOX 24
National Heritage Program	BOX 24
Regional Planners’ Quarterly Meetings	BOX 24
South Carolina Heritage Trust Program	BOX 25
South Carolina Highway Department	BOX 25
South Carolina Historic Preservation Grants	BOX 25
South Carolina Historical Markers	BOX 25
E. Topical and Miscellaneous materials
i. Historic Preservation Legislation
Abandoned Cemeteries: State of South Carolina laws	BOX 25
Archives Act, State of South Carolina	BOX 25
Historic Preservation Legislation, Federal	BOX 25
Historic Preservation Ordinances, Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester	BOX 25
Historic Preservation Ordinances, non-South Carolina	BOX 25
Scenic River Acts, State of South Carolina and Federal	BOX 25
“The South Carolina Underwater Salvage Act of 1968 as Amended in 1969 Together with the Uniform Rules and Regulations to Carry Out the Law,” Robert L. Stephenson. University of South Carolina: 1 July 1970.	BOX 25
Town Incorporation Acts, Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester	BOX 25
ii. Historic Preservation, Miscellaneous Topics
Archeological Sites and Research	BOX 25
Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Regional Maps	BOX 25
Bull, Elias, Talks (notes)	BOX 26
Colonial Forts, Charleston County	BOX 26
Contracts, Historic, RMC	BOX 26
Cowpens Flag	BOX 26
de Grasse, Admiral Comte	BOX 26
Edisto Indian Tribe	BOX 26
Eutaw Flag	BOX 26
French Huguenot Churches	BOX 26
Historic Preservation articles, general	BOX 26
Jackson, Rachel, Gravesite of	BOX 26
Militia Units	BOX 26
Miscellaneous papers	BOX 26
Pinckney, Charles E., Lexington	BOX 26
“Rabbit Tracks”	BOX 26
“Waban,” historic tugboat	BOX 26
Waring, Benjamin	BOX 26
“Weehauken,” Union ironclad	BOX 26
White, William T.	BOX 26
iii. Publications and Papers
“Identification and Evaluation of Factors Affecting Urban Renewal: Excerpt from a Case Study of Charleston, S.C.,” C. Eugene Hix, [n.d.].	BOX 26
“Off-Road Vehicle Management Plan Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests,” United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service, 20 August 1975.	BOX 26
“Progress Picture Story of the Santee-Cooper Hydro-Electric and Navigation, Project,” South Carolina Public Service Authority: Moncks Corner, South Carolina, 1944.	BOX 26
“Save Charleston Partnership, Site and Building Information,” 1976.	BOX 26
“South Carolina’s Plan for Developing Its Historic Resources,” South Carolina Archives Departments, 1966.	BOX 26
“A Summary of Records Services Provided to Charleston County by the South Carolina Department of Archives and History,” by Julian L. Mims, 1976	BOX 26
“Travel Industry Action Program,” Charleston County Park, Recreation and Tourism Commission, [1970s].	BOX 26
iv. Regional Historic Sites Surveys/Inventories
Berkeley County: Historic Sites Survey/Inventory	BOX 26
Charleston County: Historic Sites Survey/Inventory	BOX 26
Dorchester County: Historic Sites Survey/Inventory	BOX 26
Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester: Historic Sites/ Inventory	BOX 26
Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester: National Register and National Historic Landmarks Surveys/Inventories	BOX 26
Preliminary South Carolina Historic Preservation Plan, South Carolina Department of Archives and History, Volume I, September 29, 1969.	BOX 26
v. Newspaper Clippings
Historic Preservation	BOX 27
South Carolina Tricentennial Projects	BOX 27
Urban Redevelopment and Slum Clearance, I	BOX 27
Urban Redevelopment and Slum Clearance, II	BOX 27