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I.S. Leevy Johnson: Inspiration and Achievement
One of the great joys of our work is getting to know our collection donors. During 2013, we will begin to receive the papers of I.S. Leevy Johnson, and we are looking forward to getting to know him better. Continue reading
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Gov. McNair Recollects: Albert Watson & School Integration Incidents in South Carolina
Herb discusses oral history and how it can be part of historical research, adding to–and sometimes disagreeing with–the documentary record. Continue reading
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League of Women Voters donates oral histories
and celebrated their 60th Birthday! Continue reading
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Oral History Transcripts about Life in the Governor’s Mansion Now Online!
Adding to the “Life in the Mansion” exhibit currently up in our gallery, check out these transcripts. 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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Bryan Dorn: In His Own Words
“Public speaking was a way of life”-Bryan Dorn Continue reading
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2009…A Year In Review
Look what happened at SCPC this year… Rapid progress in construction of the Hollings Special Collections Library We should move in April. Cross your fingers! Soon, we will be only a short walk across an enclosed bridge to Thomas Cooper … Continue reading
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Harry C. Walker Oral History Transcript Online
We have updated our Oral History web pages with the transcript of a 1999 interview conducted by Herb Hartsook with Harry Clayton Walker (1925-2008). Walker served as Governor Fritz Hollings’ legal assistant from 1959 to 1963. He was responsible for … Continue reading
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