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1690 Caroline (French map of Carolina) Size:11x14 Walterboro

1690 Caroline (French map of Carolina) Size:11x14 WalterboroCaroline, as the French called Carolina, was a prize for the European explorers to claim for their nations. Both the Spanish and the French attempted settlements along the Carolina coast in the 1500s and1600s. These attempts proved unsuccessful due to a number of issues including attacks by the Native Americans, fighting among the two nations, disease, and lack of preparation. Not until the English arrived in 1670, did a permanent settlement remain on

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Walterboro

The Angel Oak is an iconic symbol of the Charleston area

located on either side of the Port Royal entrance are shown in the insets

superintendent of the Survey of the Coast of the United States from 1844 – 1867

and can be purchased as either an 8x10 or 11x14 print

1690 Caroline (French map of Carolina) Size:11x14 WalterboroCaroline, as the French called Carolina, was a prize for the European explorers to claim for their nations. Both the Spanish and the French attempted settlements along the Carolina coast in the 1500s and1600s. These attempts proved unsuccessful due to a number of issues including attacks by the Native Americans, fighting among the two nations, disease, and lack of preparation. Not until the English arrived in 1670, did a permanent settlement remain on

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