J.A. Carroll Record Book, [1945]

This series includes a Charleston City Directory from the late 19th century; a record book belonging to J.A. Carroll; and a report on the growth trends in Charleston County from the Charleston County Planning Board. Additionally contained within the series are items such as, microfiche, Christmas cards, photocopied pages from a book on the dedication and consecration of churches; notes from educator and congregation member, Dr. Eugene C. Hunt, which mention St. Mark's Episcopal Church; and essays on the early history of St. Mark's, as well as Charleston aristocrats Edward McCrady and his son Edward McCrady Jr.'s opposition to black representation in the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina.