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"S" is for Scott, Robert Kingston [1826-1900] Governor.
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"H" is for Heyward, Thomas, Jr. [1746-1809] Planter. Legislator, Jurist. Signer of the Declaration of Indepence.
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"G" is for the Governor’s Mansion [established in 1869]
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"W" is for Wilkinson, Marion Bernie [1870-1956]. Social Reformer. Black Women's Club Leader.
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"D" is for Dorn, William Jennings Bryan [1916-2005] Congressman.
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"C" is for Charleston County. [1882 - 919 square miles, population 309,969.]
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Learn an overview history of the The Old Exchange & Provost Dungeon.
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Early American naturalists were both artists and scientists; they studied the movement of animals in their natural habitats to better understand their behavior and to document the diversity of life...
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Charles Fulco is the National Education Coordinator for the American Astronomical Society's 2017 Total Solar Eclipse Task Force. In this video, Fulco explains how to predict eclipses. READ TRANSCRIPT...
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"R" is for Ripley, Alexandra Braid [1934-2004] Writer .
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"C" is for Charleston, Siege of [April-May, 1780]
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"W" is for Williams, David Rogerson [1776-1830] Congressman, governor.
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"D" is for Dozier, James Cordie [1885-1974] Soldier. Medal of Honor Recipient. Elected Adjutant General in 1926 and held the office continuously until his retirement in 1959.
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“A” is for Audubon, John James [1785-1851]. Artist. Ornithologist. Naturalist. Born in Santo Domingo and reared in France, Audubon arrived in America in 1803. By 1820 he was supporting himself as a...
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"M" is for McKinney, Nina Mae [1912-1967] Actress, dancer.
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"P" is for Pickens, Francis Wilkinson [1807-1869] Congressman, diplomat, governor.
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"E" is for Evans, Emily Plume [Died 1942] Suffragist. Club-woman.
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"S" is for Scofield Normal and Industrial School [1871-1953].
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"E" is for Evans, John Gary [1863-1942]. Governor.
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"R" is for the Richardson Waltz, The. Our state waltz.
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"F" is for the Fundamental Constitutions of Carolina. [1669-1698]
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"W" is for Wigfall, Louis Trezevant [1816-1874]. U.S. Senator.