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Thornwell Home for Children, originally called Home of Peace, opened to ten children on October 1, 1875. It was started by Dr. William Plumer Jacobs. The campus spans 35 acres and includes a working farm and 13 residential cottages

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Thornwell Home for Children, originally called Home of Peace, opened to ten children on October 1, 1875. It was started by Dr. William Plumer Jacobs. The campus spans 35 acres and includes a working farm and 13 residential cottages

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← The university dates back to 1957, when the USC set up a freshman center at the Florence County Library. In 1961, USC-Florence was set up on land donated by the Wallace family six miles east of Florence, South Carolina. In 1966, many in the Florence area pushed to establish a four-year university. Francis Marion College (now University) was created July 1, 1970
Central UMC was established in 1870. The Cheves street location was built in 1913 →

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