Programs

Personal items belonging to Agnes Elise de Vineau Mosimann and items documenting her musical contribution to the Diocese of Charleston.

Correspondence, notes, administrative papers, plats, deeds, titles, wills, contracts, agreements, and other legal documents of the Diocese of Charleston's legal council, William C. Erhardt.

Priest memorabilia containing photographs, programs, newspaper clippings, and memorial cards for Reverend James J. May and other priests.

Administrative records, correspondence, newspaper clippings, publications, and conference brochures regarding the Diocese of Charleston's ministry to South Carolina's Hispanic community.

Administrative records, bookkeeping records, newspaper clippings, photographs, and correspondence regarding advisory boards and committees, education, financial transactions, and the permanent diaconate; created for the Diocese of Charleston by administrative offices.

Newspaper clippings, programs, and other commemorative material regarding special events celebrated by the Diocese of Charleston.

Administrative records, correspondence, publications, newspaper clippings, and photographs regarding the day to day operations of parishes, missions, and their ministry to Catholics in South Carolina.

Immaculate Conception School memorabilia collected by Barbara Simmons.

Photographs and negatives taken by Albert Sottile Jr., a commercial photographer, of people and places in Charleston, South Carolina.

The SCCCW records collection contains administrative and organizational records, correspondence, conference materials, photographs, scrapbooks, newsletters, news clippings, and other papers produced by various members of the South Carolina Council of Catholic Women from the 1930s to 2013.

Photographs, correspondence, and postcards of Monsignor Louis Sterker created and collected during his tenure as rector of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Charleston, South Carolina.

A Cathedral School scrapbook compiled by Monsignor Louis Sterker.

Administrative records of the Women Religious in South Carolina (WRISC).