Title:
Near Charleston: The Cypress Lake of Cypress Gardens, part of the Dean Hall Plantation on the copper river. This was once,
in antebellum days, considered a model plantation because of its efficient management and production. The one-time swamp has
in some places been Dredged out to clear it and in other places filled to form growing areas for both wild and cultivated
flowers and shrubs. the tannic acid from the giant Cypresses cause the waters of the lake to turn into a dark mirror where
it is hard to say which side is "up".
Creator:
James C. Sawders
Subject:
Nature
Land
Wetlands
Plants
Trees
Cypresses
Reclamation of land
Facilities
Agricultural facilities
Plantations
Description:
Near Charleston: The Cypress Lake of Cypress Gardens, part of the Dean Hall Plantation on the copper river. This was once,
in antebellum days, considered a model plantation because of its efficient management and production. The one-time swamp has
in some places been Dredged out to clear it and in other places filled to form growing areas for both wild and cultivated
flowers and shrubs. the tannic acid from the giant Cypresses cause the waters of the lake to turn into a dark mirror where
it is hard to say which side is "up".
This print is appended with “SS” [Social Sciences] to distinguish it from [1996.0009.KU104905] in 601-10-2 (duplicate)
Publisher:
Keystone View Company
Contributor:
Gifford M. Mast
Date:
1953
Type:
Photography
Format:
Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.
Identifier:
1996.0009.KU104905.SS
Language:
eng
Coverage:
North and Central America
United States
South Carolina
Latitude: 34 00 N
Longitude: 080 00 W
Rights:
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Near Charleston: The Cypress Lake of Cypress Gardens, part of the Dean Hall Plantation on the copper river. This was once,
in antebellum days, considered a model plantation because of its efficient management and production. The one-time swamp has
in some places been Dredged out to clear it and in other places filled to form growing areas for both wild and cultivated
flowers and shrubs. the tannic acid from the giant Cypresses cause the waters of the lake to turn into a dark mirror where
it is hard to say which side is "up".