Working location
Osborn’s Gallery
King and Liberty streets · Charleston, South Carolina
Approximate historical location. A named intersection rather than a street number, so the corner itself can be located: the King Street and Liberty Street crossing in OpenStreetMap. Which corner the gallery stood on is not known.
An intersection is the one kind of period address that survives renumbering intact, because it is named rather than numbered.
Who worked here
- James M. Osborn1811 – 1868
What is there now
The intersection survives; which of its corners held the gallery is not established.
Where the address comes from
- Stephen Davis and Jack W. Melton Jr., 100 Significant Civil War Photographs: Charleston in the War (Charleston: Historical Publications LLC, 2020).
Where the coordinate comes from
- OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL. Used for the modern street intersections this section pins approximate locations to. https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright
Sources
- Stephen Davis and Jack W. Melton Jr., 100 Significant Civil War Photographs: Charleston in the War (Charleston: Historical Publications LLC, 2020).