Historical Newspaper: National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form- The White Church (The Brick Church)

Cainhoy Massacre

Historical Newspaper: National Register of Historic Places Nomination Form- The White Church (The Brick Church)

12/16/1971

Historical Newspaper

The National Register presents the National Register of Historic Places Nomination form for the White Church near Charleston, South Carolina. According to the document, the Church is known by several names- White Church, Brick Church, St. Thomas Episcopal Church. The document includes information on the history of the church building, its architectural design, and the Cainhoy Massacre that took place there in 1876.

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National Register (Contributor: United States Department of the Interior, National Parks Service)

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