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01-02-2009, 08:07 PM
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AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHIC Co....the T-Card factory
Posted By: Joe Drouillard
Thanks Ted for posting the picture of the front of the building and telling your story of visiting the site. I'm very interested in the history of the American Lithograph Company and I plan to do some serious research on the company when I get some spare time. Joseph Knapp the company's founder was a noted philanthropist; he has a library named after him at the University of South Carolina. I'm hoping to take a vacation there in the future and see if there are any personal correspondance or company records that may have been archived at the site. Please post any other information that you come up with. 
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