Month: June 2020

Author: chris Published Date: June 10, 2020 Leave a Comment on Durant Hardware
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Durant Hardware

Author: chris Published Date: June 9, 2020 Leave a Comment on Epps and Epps building
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Epps and Epps building

Author: chris Published Date: June 8, 2020 Leave a Comment on The Immanuel School
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The Immanuel School

Author: chris Published Date: June 7, 2020 Leave a Comment on Liberty Hill AME Church near Summerton was founded in 1867. This building was built in 1905 in wood and brick veneer was added in the 1940s. Nineteen members of this congregation were plaintiffs in the case of Briggs v. Elliott, heard in U.S. District Court in Charleston in 1952. Although the three-judge panel refused to abolish racial segregation in South Carolina schools, a dissenting opinion influenced the Supreme Court’s decision in Brown v. Board of Education
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Liberty Hill AME Church near Summerton was founded in 1867. This building was built in 1905 in wood and brick veneer was added in the 1940s. Nineteen members of this congregation were plaintiffs in the case of Briggs v. Elliott, heard in U.S. District Court in Charleston in 1952. Although the three-judge panel refused to abolish racial segregation in South Carolina schools, a dissenting opinion influenced the Supreme Court’s decision in Brown v. Board of Education

Author: chris Published Date: June 6, 2020 Leave a Comment on Vaucluse Post Office
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Vaucluse Post Office

Author: chris Published Date: June 5, 2020 1 Comment on The Farrell-O’Gorman House was built in 1875 by Patrick Farrell. Patrick Farrell came to South Carolina from New York to be educated by a relative and then served in the Confederate Army. Of Irish ancestry himself, Patrick Farrell sent to Ireland for a young man named O’Gorman to help in the business. This young man married Mr. Farrell’s daughter, and they inherited the home
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The Farrell-O’Gorman House was built in 1875 by Patrick Farrell. Patrick Farrell came to South Carolina from New York to be educated by a relative and then served in the Confederate Army. Of Irish ancestry himself, Patrick Farrell sent to Ireland for a young man named O’Gorman to help in the business. This young man married Mr. Farrell’s daughter, and they inherited the home

Author: chris Published Date: June 4, 2020 Leave a Comment on Calhoun Falls State Park is located on the shores of Lake Russell. Lake Russell is one of the least developed lakes in South Carolina
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Calhoun Falls State Park is located on the shores of Lake Russell. Lake Russell is one of the least developed lakes in South Carolina

Author: chris Published Date: June 3, 2020 Leave a Comment on The Bank of Pomaria was built ca 1911. The bank stood adjacent to Pinner’s Pharmacy and was also managed by Dr. Pinner. The Bank of Pomaria managed to stay open until March 14th, 1930, when the Depression forced its closure
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The Bank of Pomaria was built ca 1911. The bank stood adjacent to Pinner’s Pharmacy and was also managed by Dr. Pinner. The Bank of Pomaria managed to stay open until March 14th, 1930, when the Depression forced its closure

Author: chris Published Date: June 2, 2020 Leave a Comment on The waterfall at the Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve is the only naturally occurring waterfall in the South Carolina coastal plain
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The waterfall at the Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve is the only naturally occurring waterfall in the South Carolina coastal plain

Author: chris Published Date: June 1, 2020 Leave a Comment on The Hartzell House was built in 1790 by Gen. Erasmus Powe for his daughter, Elizabeth Powe Ervin, and her family, until 1857. It was sold to Justice Henry McIver. During Gen. Williams T. Sherman’s occupation of Cheraw in March, 1865, this was used as his personal headquarters. The McIver family sold the house to the Rev. and Mrs. J.S. Hartzell in 1902. During the early part of this century, the house was used as a “Yankee Resort” known as “The Pines
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The Hartzell House was built in 1790 by Gen. Erasmus Powe for his daughter, Elizabeth Powe Ervin, and her family, until 1857. It was sold to Justice Henry McIver. During Gen. Williams T. Sherman’s occupation of Cheraw in March, 1865, this was used as his personal headquarters. The McIver family sold the house to the Rev. and Mrs. J.S. Hartzell in 1902. During the early part of this century, the house was used as a “Yankee Resort” known as “The Pines