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Updates on the events, exhibits, archives and staff of the South Carolina Historical Society.
In the early morning hours of August 27th, 1782, Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens met his death on the banks of …
Continue ReadingIn May of 1775, what is known today as the “Mouzon Map” was first published in London by Robert Sayer …
Continue ReadingOn December 16, 1762, the South Carolina legislature resolved to do no further business with the governor until he recognized …
Continue ReadingThomas Heyward, Jr. was an active leader in South Carolina during the American Revolution. Born at his father’s plantation in …
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