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The Petigru Langley House was built in 1880 on the former property of James L. Petigru. Petigru was S.C. Attorney General in the 1820s and known as a ‘Unionist’ lawyer opposing secession

 Author: chris  Published Date: February 8, 2019  Leave a Comment on The Petigru Langley House was built in 1880 on the former property of James L. Petigru. Petigru was S.C. Attorney General in the 1820s and known as a ‘Unionist’ lawyer opposing secession

The Petigru Langley House was built in 1880 on the former property of James L. Petigru. Petigru was S.C. Attorney General in the 1820s and known as a ‘Unionist’ lawyer opposing secession

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