This Building
Erected in the post-Revolutionary
period on a part of the land once
known as Archdale's Square, was
occupied the Charleston branch of
the First Bank of the United States
prior to 1800. Acquired in 1833
by the Hebrew Orphan Society, it
served as the society's hall. Also
for a time as the meeting place of
the K.K. Beth Elohim Congregation,
and during a later period as the
Hebrew Orphanage.
Marker is on Broad Street 0.1 miles west of Meeting Street, on the left when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org
