Geography: Lowcountry

20 volumes

Books associated with the Atlantic coastline and its river and delta cities extending from Charleston, South Carolina, south to the Georgia/Florida border.

First page of Cabin and Plantation Songs

Cabin and Plantation Songs (1891)

Thomas P. Fenner | Frederic G. Rathbun

First page of Hampton And Its Students

Hampton And Its Students (1874)

M. F. Armstrong | Helen W. Ludlow | Thomas P. Fenner

First page of Hymn and Tune Book of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Hymn and Tune Book of the Methodist Episcopal Chu… (1889)

J. M. Bonnell

First page of Hymns for Schools and Families

Hymns for Schools and Families (1873)

Thos O. Summers

First page of Jubilee and Plantation Songs

Jubilee and Plantation Songs (1887)

First page of Love and Praise

Love and Praise (1883)

W. Ludden | G. O. Robinson

First page of Musical Notation

Musical Notation (1887)

R. M. McIntosh

First page of Notes and Questions for the Oral Instruction of Colored People

Notes and Questions for the Oral Instruction of C… (1857)

E. T. Winkler

First page of Religious Folk Songs of the Negro

Religious Folk Songs of the Negro (1909)

Thomas P. Fenner

First page of Simple Rhymes

Simple Rhymes (1856)

Uncle Charles

First page of Songs of Zion

Songs of Zion (1851)

Thos. O. Summers

First page of The Book of Worship

The Book of Worship (1908)

The United Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the South

First page of The Christian Harmony

The Christian Harmony (1866)

William Walker

First page of The Everlasting Joy

The Everlasting Joy (1884)

J. W. Randolph

First page of The New Casket

The New Casket (1877)

G. O. Robinson

First page of The Revival

The Revival (1890)

Charlie D. Tillman

First page of The Sabbath Hour

The Sabbath Hour (1888)

W. Ludden

First page of The Soldier's Hymn Book

The Soldier's Hymn Book (1863)

The South Carolina Tract Society

First page of The Timbrel

The Timbrel (1850)

B. F. Baker | I. B. Woodbury

First page of The Timbrel of Zion

The Timbrel of Zion (1853)

T. K. Collins | Jr.