Lunch & Learn: Backcountry Resistance with Author Carl P. Borick

by Ashley Minelli | Jul 26, 2026

Carl P. Borick, director of the Charleston Museum is coming to Camden to deliver a deeply researched account of the Backcountry militia and the fight for freedom. He also explores how the struggles of war affected all people from the men and women to the enslaved...

Lunch & Learn: Revolutionary War Stories in South Carolina

by Ashley Minelli | Jul 26, 2026

Joshua Shumak, a nationally recognized policy consultant, educator, and advocate for indigenous communities, uncovers the often overlooked stories of Native American involvement during the Revolutionary War in South Carolina, highlighting their strategic roles and...

Thursday Talk: Bloody Bill Cunningham, South Carolina’s Revolutionary War Mass Murderer

by Ashley Minelli | Jul 26, 2026

Rev. Paul Wood takes the audience through the 1781 “Bloody Scout” mission led by Revolutionary War Loyalist William “Bloody Bill” Cunningham. No one has murdered more South Carolinians. Rev. Wood’s research and new biography of Cunningham allow him to explain what...

Lunch & Learn: “A Perfect Frenzy” – A Talk with Author Andrew Lawler

by Ashley Minelli | Jul 26, 2026

What if the road to American Independence didn’t begin in Boston- but in Virginia? Join bestselling author Andrew Lawler as he explores the dramatic events of 1775-1776 that challenged long-held assumptions about the American Revolution. Learn how Lord Dunmore’s...

Thursday Talk: Are the Congaree Indians Descendants of Cofitachequi

by Ashley Minelli | Jul 14, 2026

Named for a Native American group who appear in colonial records for the first time in 1691, generations of historians, ethnohistorians, and archaeologists have lamented the meager data that exist regarding the Congaree Indians. Christopher Judge provides an overview...