Vintage St. Philips Church Charleston SC South Carolina Postcard 1723

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This vintage photochrome postcard features the historic St. Philips Church in Charleston, South Carolina, built in 1723. The image showcases the church's distinctive tall steeple with a cross atop, classical columns, and surrounding graveyard, all set against a soft pastel sky. Printed using the photochrome process popular from 1939 onwards, the postcard captures the architectural beauty and historical significance of this landmark in a richly detailed, colorized style.St. Philips Church is a notable example of early American colonial architecture and has stood as a witness to Charleston's rich history for nearly three centuries. This postcard, measuring the standard 5.5 x 3.5 inches, offers collectors a glimpse into the city's past and its iconic religious heritage. The handwritten note on the back adds a personal touch from a visitor, commenting on Charleston's architecture and preservation. An ideal collectible for enthusiasts of American history, South Carolina landmarks, and vintage postcards.

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