CDV civil war S.C. Military Academy cadet by CarringtonThomas Charleston, S. C.

Description

South Carolina Military Academy cadet photograph by The Anderson Studio, Carrington, Thomas & Co., No. 267 King Street, Charleston, S. C.  The cadet is wearing a kepi with the emblem (SCMA) from The South Carolina Military Academy.  SCCWMuseum ascension number 4648 is on the back of photograph.  The photograph is 4 1/4" x 6 1/2".  The South Carolina Military Academy was a predecessor to The Citadel Academy. The Citadel Academy and the South Carolina Military Academy closed in 1865; its buildings in Federal hands until 1882.  An 1882 act of the S. C. Legislature reopened the South Carolina Military Academy using only the building in Charleston, S. C.,
commonly known as The Citadel Academy. The school was renamed in 1910 as THE CITADEL.  After 1872 Carrington & Co. became Carrington, Thomas & Co.
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