"43-1/2 Meeting Street" ~ Charleston, South Carolina is a fantastic city to wander around in on foot and discover curious architectural details such as these intricate wrought iron gates with "1/2" in the address. In older cities, the U.S. Post Office used to assign fractional addresses to accessory dwellings which shared a parcel with a main dwelling, such as carriage houses that were converted into separate living quarters, as large houses that where converted into duplexes, or as narrow lots were subdivided. If you're lucky on your downtown walking ventures, you may even come across a rare 1/3 address! NOW AVAILABLE: 16"x24" MetalPrints in Limited Editions of 100. Click for more info: - PhotoRaconteur

These are colorful photos I took over about seven years while living in historic Charleston, South Carolina. Subjects in this gallery include the famous Rainbow Row and various other sites in the Charleston area, including historic plantations.

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PhotoRaconteur > "Palmetto Window Shade" ~ The shadow of a Palmetto tree provides shade for historic townhomes in Charleston, SC.

PhotoRaconteur > "Market Hall Gas Lantern" ~ A gas lantern burns atop a beautiful green cast iron post at the entrance to Market Hall in historic Charleston, South Carolina. Also see "Market Hall Cast Iron" ( http://bit.ly/MHcast)

PhotoRaconteur > "Market Hall Cast Iron" ~ Colorful composition of the cast iron stair rails at Market Hall in Charleston, SC. A Palmetto, the South Carolina state tree, appears out of focus in the distance creating a nice bokeh.

PhotoRaconteur > "Magnolia Bridge" ~ After living in Charleston, South Carolina for seven years and visiting the historic Magnolia Plantation & Gardens many times, this is my favorite photo of one of the seven picturesque bridges located on the grounds. The gardens were first opened to the public in the 1870s, but some sections of the gardens are more than three centuries old. I took this photo one beautiful Spring day during the usually brief Azalea blooming season. The best part about looking back at this photo, though, is that I no longer have to swat the mosquitoes and gnats!

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PhotoRaconteur > "The Red Door" ~ The red door of a historic Charleston home, as viewed through a wrought iron entry gate. A sepia version of this photo is included in the "Charleston Ambience, Story No. 2" collage story.

$PhotoRaconteur > "43-1/2 Meeting Street" ~ Charleston, South Carolina is a fantastic city to wander around in on foot and discover curious architectural details such as these intricate wrought iron gates with "1/2" in the address. In older cities, the U.S. Post Office used to assign fractional addresses to accessory dwellings which shared a parcel with a main dwelling, such as carriage houses that were converted into separate living quarters, as large houses that where converted into duplexes, or as narrow lots were subdivided. If you're lucky on your downtown walking ventures, you may even come across a rare 1/3 address! NOW AVAILABLE: 16"x24" MetalPrints in Limited Editions of 100. Click for more info:$

PhotoRaconteur > "Battery Gulls, Charleston, SC" ~ Photo of ring-billed sea gulls in action along the Low Battery of Charleston Harbor, SC.

PhotoRaconteur > "Magnolia Bridge No. 4" ~ One of seven bridges that grace the beautiful grounds and gardens of Magnolia Plantation in historic Charleston, South Carolina. The gardens were first opened to the public in the 1870s, but some sections of the gardens are more than three centuries old.

PhotoRaconteur > "Meeting Street Snow, Charleston, SC" ~ Color photo of rare snow event in Charleston, SC. The historic home is a bed & breakfast - Two Meeting Street Inn.

I also wrote a blog about this historic B&B: READ BLOG

PhotoRaconteur > "Drayton Hall" ~ Drayton Hall plantation home framed by majestic Southern Live Oaks, located in historic Charleston, South Carolina.

PhotoRaconteur > "Charleston Door & Iron Gate" ~ Door and iron gate in historic Charleston, SC. A sepia toned version is also available, in my "Charleston in Sepia" gallery.

PhotoRaconteur > "Charleston Brick Work" ~ Photo depicting repair work on a historic home in Charleston, SC.

PhotoRaconteur > "Rainbow Row No. 2, Charleston, SC" ~ A series of 18th-century merchant homes along East Bay have been painted in a variety of Carribbean-inspired pastels since the 1930s.

PhotoRaconteur > "The Charleston Battery" ~ Walkway, homes, and oleanders along the historic East Battery seawall.

PhotoRaconteur > "Charleston Tall Ship" ~ Historic tall ship docked in Charleston Harbor.

"43-1/2 Meeting Street" ~ Charleston, South Carolina is a fantastic city to wander around in on foot and discover curious architectural details such as these intricate wrought iron gates with "1/2" in the address. In older cities, the U.S. Post Office used to assign fractional addresses to accessory dwellings which shared a parcel with a main dwelling, such as carriage houses that were converted into separate living quarters, as large houses that where converted into duplexes, or as narrow lots were subdivided. If you're lucky on your downtown walking ventures, you may even come across a rare 1/3 address!

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