Historic Structure in Moncks Corner, SC, Circa 1714This vintage photograph captures a historic structure in Moncks Corner, Berkeley County, South Carolina, dating back to approximately 1714. Built by notable planter and politician Thomas Broughton, the building showcases English bond brickwork, intricate cupolas, and elegant porticoes, reflecting the architectural style of its time. The restoration was completed by Charles Brendon, an English craftsman, ensuring the buildings historical integrity. The

typical of the Southern architectural style prominent during the early 20th century

dating back to 1850

contributing to the economic growth of the area

The structure features wide weather boards over brick

and expansive balconies

This vintage photograph captures an architectural gem located in Charleston

this piece represents both an artistic and historical significance

The photo captures notable features such as bay windows and porches

It captures the early streets

The overall view sweeps across the peninsula and out over the water

The image features abandoned buildings that reflect the architectural styles of the early 20th century

This restored edition brings the historic Middletown map to life while preserving the original linework and the town's dense street grid