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72, 74, 76 Beaufain Street
Six historic structures were moved to make way for a new city parking garage at St. Philip and George streets in 1975 by the Preservation Society of Charleston. 72 Beaufain St. formerly stood at 32 St. Philip St. The building is composed of several old buildings joined together in the early 20th century. The oldest portion was built in the 1790s by Norwood Conyers, a Patriot who was exiled to St. Augustine during the British occupation of Charles Town in 1780-81.
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