Greek Revival Style House In Camden | History of SC Slide Collection

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This house, originally built in the Greek Revival style in Camden, perhaps as early as 1850 judging from the cornices, was later heavily ornamented with Queen Anne cutwork and balustrades on the porch to modernize it to the tastes of its owners during the 1880s.

Courtesy of the South Caroliniana Library

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Pebble Lodge in Aiken | History of SC Slide Collection
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Pebble Lodge in Aiken, home of Miss Elizabeth League, was photographed around 1900. The Queen Anne style of this house was popular around 1880-1910. Courtesy of the Aiken County Historical Museum.
Queen Anne Style House | History of SC Slide Collection

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Queen Anne Style House | History of SC Slide Collection
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This Queen Anne style house was built in Georgetown at the east corner of Front Street and James Street by Dr. H.A. Farris, a dentist. Its four octagonal rooms on each floor all had five windows and a...