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Hyer, Helen von Kolonitz | South Carolina Public Radio Highway 17 | South Carolina Public Radio

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Highway 17 | South Carolina Public Radio
“H” is for Highway 17. Also known as the Ocean Highway. U.S. Highway 17 enters South Carolina at the North Carolina border near Little River, then hugs the coast for almost two hundred miles before...
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church | South Carolina Public Radio Asparagus | South Carolina Public Radio

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Asparagus | South Carolina Public Radio
"A" is for Asparagus. Asparagus was an important cash crop in South Carolina from the 1910s until the mid-1930s. With cotton prices low and the boll weevil creeping closer, farmers in the "Ridge"...
Furman University | South Carolina Public Radio Fundamentalists | South Carolina Public Radio

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Fundamentalists | South Carolina Public Radio
“F” is for Fundamentalists. The designation “fundamentalists” is an umbrella term that takes in many theologically conservative, evangelical Protestants from several denominations and independent...
Hyer, Helen von Kolonitz | South Carolina Public Radio Highway 301 | South Carolina Public Radio

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Highway 301 | South Carolina Public Radio
“H” is for Highway 301. Construction of this major U.S. highway in South Carolina began in 1932, when the federal government began taking over the maintenance and construction of many state roads. The...
 Grave-Site Decoration | South Carolina Public Radio

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Grave-Site Decoration | South Carolina Public Radio
“G” is for Grave-Site Decoration. West Africans transported to South Carolina as slaves had their own belief system regarding death, burial, and the power of the living and the dead. Shiny or...