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Flooded Streets Releases New Print
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Throughout its short existence, Flood Streets has tipped its hat to Charleston’s history and the company’s latest print is no exception.
“121 Rutledge” re-imagines the Charleston Museum as it once was. The original building burned down in 1981, but the four columns remain.
The print is a limited run with less than 50 available. Each piece is $25. You can order here: The 121 Rutledge
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