Charleston City Directory Together With a Compendium of Governments, Institutions and Trades of the

"The Charleston City Directory Together With a Compendium of Governments, Institutions and Trades of the City" offers a detailed snapshot of Charleston, South Carolina, in 1888. This directory serves as a valuable historical resource, providing an extensive listing of the city's residents, businesses, and governmental bodies. Researchers and historians will find detailed information about the commercial landscape, civic organizations, and the individuals who shaped Charleston during this period.

Beyond a mere list of names and addresses, the directory includes a compendium of governments, institutions, and trades, offering insights into the city's economic and social structure. It is an invaluable tool for genealogical research, urban studies, and anyone interested in the history of Charleston and the American South.

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