Phone: (843) 723-3225
Museum: 100 Meeting St.
Archives: 205 Calhoun St.
Updates on the events, exhibits, archives and staff of the South Carolina Historical Society.
Following the election of many states-rights advocates to South Carolina’s legislature, the state responded to Henry Clay’s tariff of 1832 …
Continue ReadingGeorge Gershwin’s adaptation of DuBose Heyward’s novella, Porgy, opened at the Alvin Theater in New York on October 10, 1935. …
Continue ReadingMost of us know John Rutledge as a founding father of South Carolina. He served in the First and Second …
Continue ReadingOn the eve of the American Revolution, a free black, Thomas Jeremiah, was brought to the gallows at the green …
Continue Reading