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Mar 18, 2019 • #A brief history of the narrow shady path in Charleston known as Ropemaker's Lane #Black and white photograph of Ropemaker's Lane in Charleston by fine art photographer Keith Dotson #black and white photographs of historic charleston architecture #Charles Snetter #charleston architectural photography #fine art photographs of charleston south carolina #pictures of charleston #Ropemaker's Lane #Ropemaker's Lane Charleston South Carolina #Ropemakers Lane Charleston a black and white photograph by Keith Dotson #The story behind the name of Ropemaker's Lane in Charleston #the story behind the photo #Where did the name of Ropemaker's Lane in Charleston come from? #Why is it called Ropemaker's Lane?

The story behind the name of Ropemaker's Lane in Charleston, South Carolina

The story behind the name of Ropemaker's Lane in Charleston, South Carolina

A brief history of the narrow, shady lane in Charleston known as Ropemaker's Lane, with a fine art photograph by Keith Dotson.

Aug 19, 2017 • #black and white photograph of charleston rutledge house #Black and white photograph of Charleston's historic Rutledge house #black and white photographs of charleston #black and white photographs of charleston architecture #Christopher Werner charleston ironwork #history of charleston's rutledge house #house named for South Carolina Governor John Rutledge #john rutledge house #john rutledge house in charleston #keith dotson photo of charleston rutledge house #picture of the checkerboard sidewalk at charleston's rutledge house #pictures of charleston #pictures of charleston ironwork #pictures of historic charleston architecture

Black and white photograph of Charleston's historic Rutledge house, built 1763

Black and white photograph of Charleston's historic Rutledge house, built 1763

Black and white photograph of Charleston's historic John Rutledge House, with a brief history of the building and credits to Christopher Wren, the creator of the home's ironwork.