Month: April 2019

Author: chris Published Date: April 19, 2019 Leave a Comment on Magness-Humphries House
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Magness-Humphries House

Author: chris Published Date: April 18, 2019 Leave a Comment on Lockhart Canal – Lockhart Mill
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Lockhart Canal – Lockhart Mill

Author: chris Published Date: April 17, 2019 Leave a Comment on Edisto Beach State Park
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Edisto Beach State Park

Author: chris Published Date: April 16, 2019 Leave a Comment on Winyah Indigo School
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Winyah Indigo School

Author: chris Published Date: April 15, 2019 Leave a Comment on Bishopville City Hall. From 1790 until 1821 the settlement was known as Singleton’s Crossroads
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Bishopville City Hall. From 1790 until 1821 the settlement was known as Singleton’s Crossroads

Author: chris Published Date: April 14, 2019 Leave a Comment on Bethel Presbyterian Church – Walterboro
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Bethel Presbyterian Church – Walterboro

Author: chris Published Date: April 13, 2019 Leave a Comment on Robinson Building
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Robinson Building

Author: chris Published Date: April 12, 2019 Leave a Comment on Charleston County Courthouse
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Charleston County Courthouse

Author: chris Published Date: April 11, 2019 Leave a Comment on People’s Bank – D A Tompkins Library
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People’s Bank – D A Tompkins Library

Author: chris Published Date: April 10, 2019 Leave a Comment on A great spring day this weekend to enjoy a State Park. The park was donated in 1937 by the Sesquicentennial Commission. Many of the buildings in Sesquicentennial State Park, as well as the stone entrance to the park, were built by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps
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A great spring day this weekend to enjoy a State Park. The park was donated in 1937 by the Sesquicentennial Commission. Many of the buildings in Sesquicentennial State Park, as well as the stone entrance to the park, were built by members of the Civilian Conservation Corps