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Man Running For Sheriff Releases Photo Of Himself In Blackface
Man Running For Sheriff Releases Photo Of Himself In Blackface
Craig Stivender said his 2009 Halloween costume was meant to “disparage” a drug trafficker. He did not apologize.
A man running for sheriff in South Carolina released a campaign video that includes a photo of himself wearing blackface at a Halloween party in 2009, which he called a “different time” when such attire wasn’t seen as “troubling to many.”
The campaign video shows Craig…
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A Collection of Maps
A collection of five maps and three charts describing land owned by Jonah Horry in South Carolina. The first four maps were drawn from surveys made by John Goddard in 1793; the last map was drawn from a survey made by John Horry Dent in 1836.
From the Colleton County Memorial Library Map Collection held by the Colleton County Memorial Library.
Rattlesnake Trail, Walterboro, South Carolina.
Pon Pon Chapel of Ease-Colleton County, South Carolina
A chapel of ease is a place of worship set up by the parish church to provide easy access for parishioners to worship without traveling a long distance. Pon Pon Chapel of Ease was one of the houses of worship. At first a wooden building was constructed in 1725. A brick church was completed in 1754. It burned to the ground. It was rebuilt from 1819-1822. It burned, too, in 1832. Over the years,…
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St. James the Greater Catholic Church-Catholic Hill, South Carolina
St. James the Greater Catholic Church-Catholic Hill, South Carolina
Located south of Walterboro, South Carolina, St. James the Greater Catholic Church traces its beginnings to Irish plantation owners who worshipped in the church with the people they enslaved. The congregation began in 1826. After the end of Civil War, many enslavers abandoned their land. Vincent de Paul Davis, a new freedman, took it upon himself to educate others about the Catholic faith and…
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Bethel Presbyterian Church, South Carolina
Bethel Presbyterian Church, South Carolina
Jacksonboro, Colleton County Tympanum marker of Eleutheros Dana, 1761-1788 The slate marker reflects a popular type of marker in New England. The Dana family moved from Connecticut to South Carolina. Bethel Presbyterian Church was founded in 1728 outside of Walterboro, South Carolina. The church relocated to the town of Walterboro. The original church burned in 1886. The gravestone markers…
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Wesley United Methodist Church, South Carolina
Wesley United Methodist Church, South Carolina
Jacksonboro, Colleton County
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