Resource Library
Our Resource Library is designed to expand access to research, tools, and stories that illuminate the African American experience in South Carolina. By gathering and sharing these materials, we aim to increase the dissemination of knowledge, support preservation efforts, and provide a foundation for future scholarship, education, and community engagement.
Resources
Interactive Map of All Approved South Carolina Historical Markers (SHPO)
This map includes subject-based filters for markers that highlight associations with African Americans, Native Americans…
Organizations
International African American Museum
The International African American Museum tells the unvarnished stories of the African American experience across genera…
Collaborators
Jamestown Foundation
The nonprofit foundation shares the family legacy of freedom and self-sufficiency each summer with the Celebrate Jamesto…
Projects
Justice for All Digital Exhibit
About After the Civil War, African Americans in South Carolina led the national fight for political representation and c…
Organizations
Lincolnville Preservation and Historical Society
The Lincolnville Preservation and Historical Society is dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating the rich cul…
Resources
Listing a Property in the National Register of Historic Places (SHPO)
Listing a property in the National Register of Historic Places is an intensive process. National Register nominations ar…
Resources
Lowcountry Digital Library
The Lowcountry Digital Library provides the public with free digital access to the Lowcountry’s historical and cultural …
Projects
Lowcountry Oral History Initiative Toolkit
About The Lowcountry Oral History Initiative (LOHI) is an initiative that aims to host oral history collections created …
Projects
Lowcountry Rice Culture Project
Our mission is to serve as a clearinghouse and partnership builder for activities that explore, reveal and reclaim the s…
Sites | Trails | Parks
Magnolia Plantation and Gardens
Step back through time and history through the lens of the third Magnolia House on property. Originally built as a count…Share to Preserve
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