The St. John's Burial Association and the Catholic Cemetery at Immaculate Conception, City of Charleston, South Carolina : what became of the repose of the dead?

Trinkley, Michael; Chicora Foundation; Hacker, Debi

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The St. John's Burial Association and the Catholic Cemetery at Immaculate Conception, City of Charleston, South Carolina : what became of the repose of the dead?

Trinkley, Michael
;
Chicora Foundation
;
Hacker, Debi

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This study explores the history of a tract of land situated in the northeast quadrant of the block in Charleston bounded to the north by Shepard Street, to the east by Coming Street, to the South by Line Street, and the to west by Ashe Avenue. The goal, loosely devised, was to better understand the history of this parcel and particularly to gather information on its supposed use as a Catholic cemetery.

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1994-07-12

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Cemeteries--South Carolina--Charleston, Charleston (S.C.)--Antiquities

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The St. John's Burial Association and the Catholic Cemetery at Immaculate Conception, City of Charleston, South Carolina : what became of the repose of the dead?

Trinkley, Michael ; Chicora Foundation ; Hacker, Debi

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Trinkley, Michael
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Chicora Foundation
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Hacker, Debi