| Anderson Theater Hemingway WO 8-28-75 | Anderson Theater Hemingway WO 8-28-75 | | |
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| Andrew Eaddy | Andrew Eaddy | | |
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| Andrew Eaddy and Lynn | Andrew Eaddy and Lynn | | |
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| Andrew Poston WO April 1977 | Andrew Poston WO April 1977 | | |
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| Anna Pope Davis, 92, remembers youth WO 10-3-74 | Anna Pope Davis, 92, remembers youth WO 10-3-74 | | |
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| Annie Eaddy Marsh 95th birthday WO 10-11-73 | Annie Eaddy Marsh 95th birthday WO 10-11-73 | | |
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| Annie Sue Hanna and Shirley Haselden | Annie Sue Hanna and Shirley Haselden | | |
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| Annie Sue Haselden Hanna | Annie Sue Haselden Hanna | | |
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| Annie Sue on porch | Annie Sue on porch | | |
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| Anthony "Tinkum" Skinner and Pearl Skinner | Anthony "Tinkum" Skinner and Pearl Skinner | | |
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Description:Anthony Tinkum Skinner (1903-1972) and Pearleen Flowers Skinner (1902-1999) farmed in and around the Johnsonville area.
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| Appointment of Johnsonville's first Postmaster, 1843 | Appointment of Johnsonville's first Postmaster, 1843 | | |
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| Areas first graded school Old Johnsonville WO 1-15-76 | Areas first graded school Old Johnsonville WO 1-15-76 | | |
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| Areas first graded school Old Johnsonville WO 1-15-76 | Areas first graded school Old Johnsonville WO 1-15-76 | | |
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| Arles and Violet Hanna | Arles and Violet Hanna | | |
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Description:Arles Timmons Hanna and Violet Elizabeth Carter Hanna
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| Arles Timmons Hanna | Arles Timmons Hanna | | |
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Description:Arles Timmons Hanna (1902-1986), son of Thomas Franklin Hanna and Nekoda Laharp Altman. This portrait made circa 1920.
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| Arthur and Mary Ether Brown Hanna | Arthur and Mary Ether Brown Hanna | | |
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Description:This photo of Arthur and Mary Ether Hanna was made on their wedding day in 1909.
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| Arthur Bobo | Arthur Bobo | | |
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| Arthur Bobo left, Dad Bruce Hyder | Arthur Bobo left, Dad Bruce Hyder | | |
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| Arthur Wellman welcomes first foreign shipment of Wool, 1954 | Arthur Wellman welcomes first foreign shipment of Wool, 1954 | | |
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Description:Officials observe the first of regular imports of foreign wool in North Charleston, imported for the new Wellman Combing Company in Johnsonville.
L to R: J. J. Lamb with Palmetto Shipping, W. H. Robinson, V.P and manager, Arthur O. Wellman, and L. W. Bishop, director of the SC Development Board. [show more]
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| At Johnsonville Last Thursday - Fancy Prices Realized | At Johnsonville Last Thursday - Fancy Prices Realized | | |
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Description:Article describes the land sale that led to the founding of Johnsonville
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