This might be hard. It’s part of the front of a public building somewhere in South Carolina. Where is it? Send in your best guess – and your name and hometown – to feedback@statehousereport.com. And if you have a mystery photo to share, send that along too (but tell us what it is because we’re horrible guessers.)
Last week’s mystery, “Fountain and more,” showed one of two fountains in the private American Gardens in Charleston between Meeting and King streets near the Gibbes Museum of Art.
According to sleuth Jay Altman of Columbia, “This site was a parking lot until 2024 when the Beemok Hospitality Collection began construction of the park, which was designed by the landscape design firm Rees Roberts + Partners of New York City. The two 18-1/2 foot fountains were built by Robinson Iron of Alexander City, Ala.
Congrats also to the two other longtime readers who identified the mystery: Allan Peel of San Antonio, Texas and George Graf of Palmyra, Va.
- SHARE: If you have a Mystery Photo to share, please send it to us – and make sure you tell us what it is!
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