Ipomoea carolina posters & prints

Geiger tree (Cordia sebestena) and Morning glory (Ipomoea carolina), 1731-1743 (Plate) G. D. Ehret

The 'little sparrow' and the 'purple bind-weed of Carolina' Mark Catesby

Poppies and Tradascanthus Swiss School

Page 35. Ipomoea palmata, c.1803-06 John William Lewin

Bunches of Roses, Ipomoea and Grape-vines, Around an Arcade in a Fanciful Gothic Style, Two Birds, Species Unknown, and a... Eugene Joseph Prevost

Morning Glory Among Seashells Anonymous

A View of Charles-Town, the Capital of South Carolina Thomas Seitch

Character Sketches in North Carolina: A Bold Mountaineer Anonymous

Maum Duck, South Carolina Doris Ulmann

Character Sketches in North Carolina: Going to Shouting Anonymous

Carolina Chickadee Anonymous

Portrait of Maria Carolina of Austria Anonymous

Character Sketches in North Carolina: Wayfarers Anonymous

Carolina Chickadee Anonymous

Carolina Wren Anonymous

Carolina Chickadee Anonymous

The South Carolina Flag Anonymous

Cotton-Mill Worker, North Carolina Lewis W. Hine

High Point, North Carolina - Housing. Some of the homes in Highland Yarn Mills company-owned village Lewis Hine

Carolina Chickadee Anonymous

The Herbalist, Probably Louisiana or South Carolina Doris Ulmann

Character Sketches in North Carolina: Buy a Turkey, Missis? Anonymous

Character Sketches in North Carolina: A Team, Not a Pair Anonymous

Carolina Wren Anonymous

Carolina Wren Anonymous

Charleston, South Carolina W Ridgway

Greetings from North Carolina Anonymous

North Carolina State Capitol Anonymous

Plan of Charleston, South Carolina Anonymous

Sadie Pfeiffer, Spinner in Cotton Mill, North Carolina Lewis W. Hine

Centennial Celebration of the Battle of King's Mountain, October 7th: The Hon. John W. Daniel Delivering the Historical Oration. South... Anonymous

Carolina Wren Anonymous

High Point, North Carolina - Upholstering. Tomlinson Chair Manufacturing Co. Hand carver Lewis Hine

A Vista in South Carolina Anonymous

The beautiful South Carolina Building, at the Inter-State and West Indian Exposition, Charleston, S.C., USA Anonymous

Portrait of Carolina Frederica Kerst, Wife of Louis Royer Charles van Beveren