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Spend your morning with some of the Patriot ladies of South Carolina’s backcountry. Program Highlights: Colonel Rawdon, Commander of the Camden Garrison, will spar with Mrs. Sarah McCalla over her husband being held as a POW. Paul Wood will speak on Dicey Langston and her Revolutionary legacy. Bettise Davidson will tell the story of the Widow […]
Celebrate the 250th anniversary by exploring the untold stories of South Carolina's Revolutionary history across six historic counties.
An evening of merriment, celebrating and honoring our forebearers and the critical role Star Fort played in the Revolutionary War. Colonial attire encouraged but not required. Celebrating 250 years of freedom. Live music, food, and beverage provided. Let liberty ring and merrymaking begin!
Join us every Wednesday throughout the months of April and May for a screening of The American Revolution: A Film by Ken Burns. Each week we will show 1 episode. […]
December 4 – The Battle of Eutaw Springs, SC (September 8, 1781). We will be looking at the Battle of Eutaw Springs, SC, that was fought on September 8, 1781. We’ll go over the various military units and leaders engaged in the fight as we examine the facts of the battle before, during, and after. […]
The SC250 Executive Committee meets virtually on the second Tuesday of each month at 2:00 PM. For the best meeting experience, please ensure you have the latest version of Zoom […]
As 2026 draws to a close, so do our Family Revolutionary Sundays. Learn how the British were finally beaten and what the aftereffects of Cornwallis’s surrender were in Charleston. In honor of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, The Charleston Museum is hosting a series of family programs called Revolutionary […]
December 18 – The Battle and Surrender at Yorktown (October 19, 1781). We will be looking at the battle, siege, and surrender at Yorktown. After a siege, the British forces surrendered on October 19, 1781. Come learn why. We’ll go over the various military units and leaders engaged in the fight as we examine the […]