Angel Oak Print - wide view frame:simple black The Edmondston-Alston House

The Edmondston-Alston House

as well as a mapmaker for the Union Army

This 1872 “Birdseye View” map of Charleston shows a city much changed from its pre-war vitality

He was an avid illustrator and made many ink sketches and drawing of locations and military installations he found through his experiences throughout the Civil War

Made locally in the Charleston area

Angel Oak Print - wide view frame:simple black The Edmondston-Alston HouseAngel Oak wide view. The Angel Oak is an iconic symbol of the Charleston area. Estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old, the Angel Oak's trunk circumference is over 28 feet and its leaf span covers 17,000 square feet. This pen and ink image by award winning Artist Lowry Coe is 12x18 inches without a mat and is printed on archival paper. Made locally in the Charleston area