Bill Segars spoke on the American Revolution Marker Inventory Project during the meeting on Friday of the South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission.
Ardath Arvidson
The South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission Chairman Charles Baxley said they are dedicated to telling stories of South Carolina’s part in the American Revolution that have never been told before .
Ardath Arvidson
This is an example of a historical marker in Darlington County that is in good condition, which was photographed by Bill Segars for the American Revolution Marker Inventory Project.
Ardath Arvidson
This is an example of a historical marker that ineeds attention that was photographed by Bill Segars for the American Revolution Marker Inventory Project.
HARTSVILLE — The South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission spent Friday in Hartsville discussing plans for the state’s celebration of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. The meeting was held in the Greater Hartsville Chamber of Commerce Board Room in the Center Theater.
Bill Segars spoke on the American Revolution Marker Inventory Project during the meeting on Friday of the South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission.
The South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission Chairman Charles Baxley said they are dedicated to telling stories of South Carolina’s part in the American Revolution that have never been told before .
This is an example of a historical marker in Darlington County that is in good condition, which was photographed by Bill Segars for the American Revolution Marker Inventory Project.
This is an example of a historical marker that ineeds attention that was photographed by Bill Segars for the American Revolution Marker Inventory Project.
