G. South Carolina Towns & Cities | History of SC Slide Collection

Almost all of the images in this collection document a particular South Carolina place at a specific time in its history. This section, organized alphabetically is not intended, therefore, as a comprehensive list of every South Carolina community. It is actually a fairly impressionistic look at the county seats and rural villages, as well as the cities, in which South Carolinians live and work. For several towns and cities (Beaufort, Camden, Charleston, Columbia, Darlington, Georgetown, Greenville, Spartanburg, and Sumter), an effort has been made to select several images that show how that place has changed over time. Other places were chosen for special features that have made that town unique; still others have been chosen because they illustrate the features that many towns in the state have shared.

 

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<div>Abbeville | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Abbeville | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Aiken</div>
Aiken

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<div>Allendale | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Allendale | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Anderson</div>
Anderson

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<div>Batesburg</div>
Batesburg

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<div>Beaufort | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Beaufort | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Belton</div>
Belton

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<div>Bennettsville | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Bennettsville | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Branch</div>
Branch

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<div>Bulls Island</div>
Bulls Island

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<div>Camden</div>
Camden

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<div>Charleston | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Charleston | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Cheraw | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Cheraw | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Chester | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Chester | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Clinton</div>
Clinton

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<div>Columbia</div>
Columbia

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<div>Conway | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Conway | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Crescent</div>
Crescent

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<div>Darlington | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Darlington | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Edisto Island</div>
Edisto Island

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<div>Florence</div>
Florence

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<div>Folly Beach</div>
Folly Beach

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<div>Fort Moultrie</div>
Fort Moultrie

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<div>Fort Sumter | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Fort Sumter | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Frogmore</div>
Frogmore

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<div>Georgetown | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Georgetown | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Graniteville</div>
Graniteville

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<div>Greenville</div>
Greenville

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<div>Greenwood | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Greenwood | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Hampton</div>
Hampton

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<div>Lancaster | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Lancaster | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Laurens | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Laurens | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Lexington | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Lexington | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Manning</div>
Manning

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<div>Myrtle Beach | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Myrtle Beach | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Newberry | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Newberry | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>North Augusta</div>
North Augusta

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<div>Orangeburg | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Orangeburg | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Pawleys Island | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Pawleys Island | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Piedmont | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Piedmont | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Ridgeland</div>
Ridgeland

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<div>Rock Hill</div>
Rock Hill

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<div>Society Hill</div>
Society Hill

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<div>Spartanburg</div>
Spartanburg

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<div>St. Matthews</div>
St. Matthews

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<div>Summerville | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Summerville | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Sumter | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Sumter | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Union | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Union | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Vaucluse</div>
Vaucluse

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<div>Walterboro | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Walterboro | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>Ware Shoals</div>
Ware Shoals

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<div>Winnsboro | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
Winnsboro | History of SC Slide Collection

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<div>York | History of SC Slide Collection</div>
York | History of SC Slide Collection

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A Street Scene Of Allendale | History Of SC Slide Collection
A Street Scene Of Allendale | History Of SC Slide Collection
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A street scene of Allendale, looking south, around 1951. The present site of Allendale was determined by the construction of the Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad through the area around 1872...
Aiken County Courthouse | History Of SC Slide Collection
Aiken County Courthouse | History Of SC Slide Collection
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Aiken County Courthouse, photographed by J.A. Palmer, around 1890. The town of Aiken was laid out in 1834, at the western end of the Charleston-Hamburg Railway line, built to carry cotton from the...
Belton Water Tower | History Of SC Slide Collection
Belton Water Tower | History Of SC Slide Collection
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Belton, in Anderson County, is noted for its unusual standpipe or water tower. Here, the standpipe can be seen in the background of the Belton Square, around 1909. The town, like many other South...
Fort Moultrie | History Of SC Slide Collection
Fort Moultrie | History Of SC Slide Collection
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This aerial view of Fort Moultrie was taken in 1980 after the fort had become a National Park and was restored to show the evolution of Atlantic coast defense fortifications from the Revolutionary War...
Georgia Avenue Business District | History Of SC Slide Collection
Georgia Avenue Business District | History Of SC Slide Collection
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Grades: PreK Kindergarten 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

North Augusta has a dual personality; although it has developed since the Second World War as a suburb of Augusta, across the Savannah River in Georgia, its citizens are very conscious of their South...
Greenwood | History Of SC Slide Collection
Greenwood | History Of SC Slide Collection
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Greenwood, in what was originally the old Ninety Six District, got its name from the plantation located there in 1823-1824 by Judge John McGehee, and named "Green Wood" by his wife. The post office...