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“B” is for Bosc, Louis Augustin Guillaume (1759-1828)
“B” is for Bosc, Louis Augustin Guillaume (1759-1828). Naturalist.
2 weeks, 6 days ago
“B” is for Boonesborough Township
“B” is for Boonesborough Township. Boonesborough was one in the second wave of townships that South Carolina laid out during the mid-eighteenth centu…
3 weeks ago
“S” is for Stoneman's Raid (May 1865)
“S” is for Stoneman's Raid (May 1865). This minor cavalry raid through the South Carolina upstate occurred in the weeks following the assassination o…
3 weeks, 3 days ago
“S” is for Stewart, Thomas McCants (1853-1923)
“S” is for Stewart, Thomas McCants (1853-1923). Lawyer, civil rights leader.
3 weeks, 4 days ago
“S” is for Stevenson, Ferdinan Backer (1928-2001)
“S” is for Stevenson, Ferdinan Backer (1928-2001). Lieutenant governor, civic leader, author.
3 weeks, 5 days ago
"S” is for Steele, Henry Maxwell (1922-2005)
"S” is for Steele, Henry Maxwell (1922-2005). Writer, educator.
3 weeks, 6 days ago
“S” is for Steadman, Mark (1930-2020)
“S” is for Steadman, Mark (1930-2020). Novelist.
4 weeks ago
“S” is for States’ Rights
“S” is for States’ Rights. The doctrine of states’ rights is a recurring theme of South Carolina political thought.
1 month ago
“S” is for Stateberg
“S” is for Stateberg. The name of this town, located in western Sumter County in the High Hills of Santee, reflects Stateberg's raison d'être.
1 month ago
“S” is for state symbols
“S” is for state symbols. As sovereign political entities, all fifty states have adopted special symbols, a practice that came into vogue at the turn…
1 month ago