The Battery, pride of old historic Charleston--cradle of many conflicts, S. Carolina

President Roosevelt, Judge Simonson [i.e., Simonton] and Judge Brawley, chatting on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

President Roosevelt, Mayor Smyth and invited guests on the "Algonquin," Charleston, S.C.

President Roosevelt's arrival - walking from train through Chicora Park to the steamer "Algonquin," Charleston, S.C.

President Roosevelt and Governor McSweeney, of South Carolina - on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

The revenue cutter "Algonquin," flying the President's flag - during President Roosevelt's visit to Fort Sumter, Charleston, S.C.

The United Nation's [i.e. State's] President, Roosevelt, viewing the famous historic sites - from the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

President Roosevelt acknowledging the salute of the war-ships - on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

"To North and South the great war's memories are priceless heritages of honor" - Prest. Roosevelt, Exposition, Charleston, S.C.

Little Negro tea pickers singing pickaninny songs for President Roosevelt, Pinehurst Tea Farm, Summerville, S.C.

Little Negro tea pickers singing pickaninny songs for President Roosevelt, Pinehurst Tea Farm, Summerville, S.C.

Little Negro tea pickers singing pickaninny songs for President Roosevelt, Pinehurst Tea Farm, Summerville, S.C.

Little Negro tea pickers singing pickaninny songs for President Roosevelt, Pinehurst Tea Farm, Summerville, S.C.

President Roosevelt, Judge Simonson [i.e., Simonton] and Judge Brawley, chatting on the "Algonquin," Charleston Harbor, S.C.

The military parade passing in review before President Roosevelt, Exposition Auditorium, Charleston, S.C.

The beautiful South Carolina Building, at the Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, Charleston, S.C.

The military parade passing in review before President Roosevelt, Exposition Auditorium, Charleston, S.C.

The military parade passing in review before President Roosevelt, Exposition Auditorium, Charleston, S.C.

Major Jenkins receiving South Carolina's sword from President Roosevelt, Exposition Auditorium, Charleston, S.C.