Sherry Kuhlkin

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Snake Road to draw a crowd as scaled serpents migrate for spring

The snakes are on the move! For about two months, reptiles and amphibians in the Shawnee National Forest will migrate across Snake Road.

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Fort Moultrie Sunset by Sherry Kuhlkin. Available for sale at Imagekind.com as a fine art print ready to frame, and can also be finished online with a huge selection of frames. Gallery-quality, hand-stretched canvas also available. Imagekind uses archival, artist-grade materials, and makes each print, frame, and canvas by hand in workshops in Oregon and North Carolina. Proceeds from sales go directly to the artist.

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This is how Sullivan's Island locals welcome in the new year.   ~ by Sherry Kuhlkin

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Hunting Island - South Carolina:    A quick photographic journey through the Hunting Island State Park and Russ Point Boat Landing in South Carolina   ~ created by Sherry Kuhlkin

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Secluded Sanctuary by sherry kuhlkin Via Flickr: Adventure through the Animal Nature Trail at the Charles Towne Landing Historic Site in Charleston, SC ~ by Sherry Kuhlkin

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Charleston Harbor from Pickett Bridge SC - by Sherry Kuhlkin

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South Carolina Aquarium by sherry kuhlkin Via Flickr: The South Carolina Aquarium is strategically placed on the Charleston Harbor in South Carolina with fascinating views, both inside and out. ~ by Sherry Kuhlkin

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Former Journey singer Steve Perry's return to music

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Boats of the Lowcountry by scott kuhlkin Via Flickr: A variety of boats and ships that can be seen across Charleston, SC and the Carolina's Low Country ~ by Scott Kuhlkin

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You'll Need a Canoe to Get to This Treehouse

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In celebration of the 4th of July, we are posting a selection of our historic postcards.  We’ve also posted some of our 4th of July photographic images  - it seems that heading to the beach and watching fireworks is quite the American tradition.

Fireworks at the Folly Beach boardwalk; July 1960, photographer Louis Schwartz

Postcard, postmarked 1908, addressed to Mr. F.J. [Jensen] in Portsmouth, Virginia

Postcard, postmarked 1908, addressed to F.J. Jensen in Norfolk, Virginia from P. Wilson in New York.

Postcard, dated 1919, addressed to Miss Eleanor Ganz in Scranton, Pennsylvania from Charlie at Marine P.O., S.S. [Midvale] in Detroit, Michigan.

Postcard, no date or postmark.  Message on reverse: Always remember this day as a True American - your father.  [signed] Thomas Jefferson Jensen, Corinth, Mississippi.

Unidentified trio at Folly Beach, July 4th, 1921; photographer unknown.

Folly Beach Pier, 4th of July, 1937; photographer M.B. Paine

(okay, so we’re one day early this week. We just had to share these with you on the actual holiday!) EPHEMERA FRIDAY: Each Friday we post a selection or small collection from our Archives. Some items may be on exhibit, some may be too fragile to display and some may be too unusual to fit into our typical Lowcountry exhibit themes. We will occasionally ask for help identifying people or places in photographs that have come to us with little or no information. We hope you enjoy our selection each week – do let us know if there’s something in particular you’d like to see on EPHEMERA FRIDAY.

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Carolina Panther's Training Camp Opening 2018

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Found on the beach on Sullivan’s Island, Charleston, SC   ~ by Sherry Kuhlkin

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Charleston SC - Around Broad St. in Under a Minute

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It was soooooo scary......

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Gullah Palm by sherry kuhlkin Via Flickr: Gullah Palm

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Looking over the Charleston Harbor  ~ by Sherry Kuhlkin