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The Richmond Nail Building in Chester was built in 1873. The site was formerly the home and tavern of Major John Kennedy from about 1800-1867

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The Richmond Nail Building in Chester was built in 1873. The site was formerly the home and tavern of Major John Kennedy from about 1800-1867

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← The W. H. Coggins and Bro. Gen. Store and Cotton Gin. The store was built in 1865 by Capt. Alexander Copeland (CSA). Copeland also operated a cotton gin here
The Judge Edward Colgate Dennis House was built ca. 1911. Judge Dennis started as a teacher in Claussen, then Kingstree, and then Edgefield. As a lawyer, Dennis practiced law in Darlington from 1901 until 1923. He was the Mayor of Darlington 1911-1912, a member of the SC Legislator 1919-1920, then Circuit Judge 1923-1945 →

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