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Historic Property

Street Address:

15 Thomas Street, Charleston, South Carolina (Charleston County)

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Site card for S108042000400297000

Date Surveyed:

circa 1972

Construction Date:

1839

Number of Stories:

2

Exterior Walls Materials:

Flushboard

Roof Shape:

Hip

Porch Shape:

2 story veranda

Signficant Architectural Features:

Antebellum Federal Style. This house has more of a New England influence than any other style and is characterized by a recessed entrance, corner pilasters at the corners of the house, heavy overhanging cornice, and an unusual interior floor plan. The exterior is of shiplap siding, a typical New England feature. The house has a flat roof and two chimney stacks extending above. The house was built by Samuel Mills in 1839.

Survey:

Historic Charleston Foundation Survey 1972

Archives Location:

Box 4, Series 108042, Survey of historic resources (county by county data on surface properties), circa 1971-2014

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