Circular Congregational Church Print Number:Single After the Civil war

After the Civil war

As a military map

It had vacant buildings and damaged homes

the palmetto tree with crescent (or gorget) as seen on the SC flag

Circular Congregational Church Print Number:Single After the Civil warCircular Congregational Church, located on the corner of Meeting Street and Cumberland Street, is among the oldest churches in the South, founded in 1681. This church was founded by the "dissenters" from the Anglican Church which at the time included English Congregationalists, Scots Presbyterians, and French Huguenots. It was originally called the Meeting House which is how Meeting Street received its name shortened from Meeting House Street. Made