A multipurpose ax that was used for digging, clearing and
breaking ground. According to Mrs. Gold, it was used in Mount
Pleasant before saws and machines were available to clear land
to plant crops. The long side was used for hewing trees or
bushes and the short side for cutting tree roots. Untitled oil
painting depicting a sailing vessel led by a tugboat. A buoy
appears in the forefront and a city is visible in the
background. Back of framed image reads "To our Friends The
Sanfords; Xmas 1927; Elise and Teddy Harleston." Framed oil
portrait of Thomas Miller, African American lawyer, politician,
and educator who was a South Carolina legislator, member of the
U.S. House of Representatives, and first President of South
Carolina State College (formerly the Colored Normal Industrial
Agricultural and Mechanical College of South Carolina). Circular
all-purpose sweetgrass basket with decorative sides; contains
alternating rows of pine needle and sweetgrass accented with
pine knots; sewn with palmetto leaf; distincti