Bee’s Row located on Bull Street in downtown Charleston was built in 1853 by Sarah Smith. During the civil war it was taken over by William C. Bee and used as warehouses and stores. Bee was the owner of the leading blockade running business in Charleston during the war and served as a commissioner from South Carolina [...]
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