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John West: In His Own Words
The newest edition of “In Their Own Words” is now online…featuring items from the collection of former governor and ambassador John C. West. Continue reading
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The Bridge Builder: Solomon Blatt Reflects on a Lifetime of Service to South Carolina
A rare, in-depth interview with longtime SC House Speaker Solomon Blatt is now available online for the first time! Continue reading
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Holiday Schedule
Our holiday closing schedule…but there’s still time to see the Christmas on the Potomac exhibit! Continue reading
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Remembering Nick Zeigler, 1921-2012
South Carolina has lost a remarkable treasure with the passing of “Nick” Zeigler yesterday. Continue reading
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Holiday Schedule
SCPC will be closed for the holidays from Dec. 22 through Jan. 2. We will reopen at 8:30 a.m. on Jan.3. Continue reading
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Politics on Film Festival: All the King’s Men
Nov. 1 at 5:30…Free pizza, a movie, and a chance to win $25 at Barnes & Noble! Continue reading
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“My Library…has unique collections”
Dr. Tim Minchin discusses his research at SCPC in a current University Libraries spotlight. Continue reading
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The SCPC Politics on Film Festival Returns
Announcing the 2011-2012 Politics on Film Festival! Mark your calendar now for FREE movies and pizza in the Hollings Library! Continue reading
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Remembering Judge Matthew Perry
South Carolina lost a legendary figure with the recent death of U.S. District Judge Matthew J. Perry. An interview with Perry is currently featured on the homepage of the Moving Image Research Collections. Continue reading
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“Life in the Mansion” exhibit
The newest addition to the SCPC gallery highlights the many experiences and memories held by South Carolina Governors and their families. Continue reading
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