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“B” is for Burroughs, Franklin Gorham (1834-1897)
“B” is for Burroughs, Franklin Gorham (1834-1897). Manufacturer, merchant, land developer.
1 month, 2 weeks ago
“B” is for Burnettown
“B” is for Burnettown (Aiken County; 2020 population 3,104). Burnettown is located in the Horse Creek Valley of Aiken County.
1 month, 2 weeks ago
“S” is for state flag
“S” is for state flag. South Carolina's blue Flag with its white crescent and palmetto tree is simple in design but profoundly symbolic of a long his…
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“S” is for State Farmers Market
“S” is for State Farmers Market. The State Farmers Market is a three-site system of state-sponsored facilities operated by the South Carolina State D…
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“S” is for State Fair
“S” is for State Fair. The South Carolina State Fair, formerly the State Agricultural and Mechanical Society of South Carolina was established in 186…
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“S” is for State, the
“S” is for State, the. The State newspaper was born in 1891 of a bitter political struggle between South Carolina’s conservative political establishm…
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“S” is for Stackhouse, Eunice Temple Ford (1885-1980)
“S” is for Stackhouse, Eunice Temple Ford (1885-1980). Educator, clubwoman.
1 month, 3 weeks ago
“C” is for Cowpens, Battle of (January 17, 1781)
“C” is for Cowpens, Battle of (January 17, 1781). The Battle of Cowpens was a turning point in the Revolutionary War.
1 month, 4 weeks ago
"C” is for Council of Safety
“C” is for Council of Safety. In June 1775, prompted by rumors of British sponsored slave and Indian attacks and news of the hostilities between Brit…
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“C” is for Corrington, Julian Dana (1887-1979)
“C” is for Corrington, Julian Dana (1887-1979). Biologist, educator.
2 months ago