Search Results: Titles starting with A from Dean's Old South Books

All Saints Church, Waccamaw 1739-1968 by Henry DeSaussure Bull with updates by Gertrude Cornish Bull to which have been added Additional Text, Parish Register Updates, Appendixes, and Index 1948/1968--1992. This is a fine, clean copy with dust jacket containing 349 pages of church and parish records and history. B&W photographs.

An excellent copy in mint condition. The life and times of Archer Milton Huntington along with his wife, Anna Hyatt Huntington, created Brookgreen Gardens in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. 1963 First edition 34 pages. Illustrated with B&W photographs.

Color photograph of South Carolina Poet Laureate Archibald Rutledge and his wife Alice Rutledge taken at Hampton Plantation near McClellanville, SC in May 1967. You will receive a 4"x6" COPY of the original photograph. My photograph also appears in the front end page of "Archibald Rutledge-The Man and His Books" by Dorothy Stone Harmon and Dave Cupka.

This book had its beginnings and was inspired by the great collection of of material from the estate of Dorothy Gaston who was Archibald Rutledge's personal secretary for many years. The author, Dorothy Stone Harmon, assembled the poems, letters, books, and photos to create a biographical profile of Archibald Rutledge, his life and his literary accomplishments. As an added bonus, when you purchase this book from me, I will include a COPY of my original photograph that appears in the front end pages, entitled, "The Rutledges at home." My photo was taken at Hampton in May 1967. It is probably, as far as we know, the last photo of Archibald and Alice taken together at Hampton while they were in good health. Within weeks after this photo was taken, Archibald broke his hip and the following year 1968 Alice passed away in Spartanburg, SC at the family home on Alabama street. Alice was brought back and buried in the Doar-Lucas cemetery near Awendaw at the old Walnut Grove plantation. The book is signed by… Read More

A wonderful written history of Sandy Island and its people who live there in a beautiful secluded area that was once the site of nine plantations. The book contains 76 pages of history contributed by many residents of the island. History and memories recorded by those who lived it and still call it home today!