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The "Mosquito Fleet" | History Of SC Slide Collection

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The "Mosquito Fleet" | History Of SC Slide Collection
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A small fleet of agile boats owned and operated by members of the African-American community in and around Charleston came to be known as the "Mosquito Fleet." They provided a number of essential...
Native American Canoes | History Of SC Slide Collection

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Native American Canoes | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The first builders of boats for transportation in North America were the tribes of Native Americans who greeted the European invaders with canoes. The canoes of the southeast woodlands tribes were...
The "Henrietta" | History Of SC Slide Collection

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The "Henrietta" | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The "Henrietta" was the largest ship ever built in Horry County. She was launched in 1875, registering more than 1,200 tons, 201 feet long, and 39 feet wide. Courtesy of the South Caroliniana Library.
Greenville Mail Buggies | History Of SC Slide Collection

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Greenville Mail Buggies | History Of SC Slide Collection
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Mailmen depended on horse and buggy for efficient delivery of the mail. Here, the Greenville mail buggies line up in front of Marchant's Pharmacy around 1918. Courtesy of the Greenville County...