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HISTORIC TAX CREDIT CONSULTING

United States Navy Nurses' Quarters (Building 61)

Sixth Naval District Training Aids Library

Host of America Motel/Starlight Motor Inn

Mercato at Sorelle

Historic tax credit consulting & completion of S I-III of the South Carolina Historic Preservation Certification Application for 1890s Queen Anne-style single house in downtown Charleston.

Historic tax credit consulting & completion of S I-III of the South Carolina Historic Preservation Certification Application for eighteen-century warehouse in downtown Charleston.

Historic tax credit consulting & completion of S I-III of the South Carolina Historic Preservation Certification Application for 1870s dwelling in Charleston's historic district

Historic tax credit consulting & completion of S I-III of the South Carolina Historic Preservation Certification Application for 1830s single house in Charleston's historic district.

NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES

Mosquito Beach Historic District

Huger-Maybank House

Sixth Naval District Training Aids Library

Gippy Plantation

Host of America Motel

Phillips Community Historic District and Traditional Cultural Property

Maude Callen Clinic

HOUSE HISTORIES & PROPERTY RESEARCH

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Restored front entry, cast iron storefront, shutters, masonry & scoring goes LONGGG way when you’re on the most traveled section of East Bay! Major face lift for 90 East Bay, an eighteenth-century warehouse turned residence 🤍 // historic

No building too small. Introducing the Robert Kahn Grocery, owned by Russian Jewish immigrant Robert Kahn from 1948 through the 1950s. Kahn was one of several dozen Russian Jewish merchants who settled in the neighborhoods west of Upper King 📍 No. 1

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