250th Anniversary Celebration of the Georgetown Tea Party On Thursday, December 5, 2024 guests are invited to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Georgetown Tea Party at the Georgetown County Museum, 120
Colonial Period Venues (These are Ongoing for Whole Day) Colonial Women’s “Home Arts” Including Wool Spinning and Flax Production Society’s Historic Cabins with Gen Andrew Pickens’ Historical Artifacts Displays &
The Executive Committee of the SC American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission meets virtually on the 2nd Tuesday of each month. These meetings are open to the public. Zoom Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84944272002?pwd=4Si5oaJli7upxym7HGBRr0zaxQnUAE.1 Meeting
This year’s annual Christmas Candlelight Tours at Historic Brattonsville portray how the people of the Carolina Piedmont celebrated the holiday season during the days of the American Revolution. Historically dressed
This year’s annual Christmas Candlelight Tours at Historic Brattonsville portray how the people of the Carolina Piedmont celebrated the holiday season during the days of the American Revolution. Historically dressed
You’re invited to be a part of history. Join other guests and officials at the December 20th formal unveiling ceremonies of the highly anticipated “Gateway” Historical Site Map Signs presented
You’re invited to be a part of history. Join other guests and officials at the December 20th formal unveiling ceremonies of the highly anticipated “Gateway” Historical Site Map Signs presented
Join the Allendale County 250 Committee at its month-long American Revolutionary War in South Carolina exhibit – on loan from the South Carolina State Museum – at USC Salkehatchie from
In a celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the Revolution in South Carolina, We will explore the Palmetto state’s critical role in America’s War for Independence with three intriguing lectures: Fete Lafayette - We will explore the ties that Georgetown has to the marquis de Lafayette, who landed in Georgetown on June 14, 1777, on
Eliza Lucas Pinckney’s Dresses with Laura Thompson and Colonial Reception Lauren Thompson is an internationally known award-winning designer, author, and teacher specializing in the areas of heirloom sewing, smocking, and embroidery. She has authored numerous needlework publications and has been featured in a variety of needle arts periodicals and magazines in the United States and
The Lancaster American Revolution Exhibit is sponsored by Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson DAR Chapter and Lancaster County Historical Commission.
