A Blog Post by Ramon Jackson
As Black History Month draws to a close, I have been thrilled to answer numerous requests for book lists, digital resources, and…
A Blog Post by Ramon Jackson
As Black History Month draws to a close, I have been thrilled to answer numerous requests for book lists, digital resources, and…
Sources for African American Genealogical Research
A Blog Post by Steve Tuttle
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Although I was born in Virginia, I was raised here in South Carolina in Calhoun County. Growing up on a farm, my closest friends were the horses, cows and pigs that also…
A Blog Post by Elaine Rohr, Archivist
Since its establishment by the state legislature in 1905, the South Carolina Department of Archives and History…
A Blog Post by Ramon Jackson
Our current public health crisis has restricted our ability to take part in some of our most treasured pastimes, most notably visiting our…
By Elizabeth M. Johnson
In recognition of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th…
By Wade H. Dorsey, Supervisor, Reference Services
The South Carolina State Hospital, now the Department of Mental Health…
A Blog post By Dan Elswick
I was born in Waco, TX, but our family moved around because my father was a career Air Force officer. We lived in California,…
A blog post by Edwin Breeden, Ph.D.
I have a Master’s Degree in American History with a concentration in Public History from Western Carolina University and an undergraduate degree (BA) in…
A Blog Post By Kathryn Slover
South Carolina’s contribution to the Civil Rights Movement is often overshadowed by national…