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"J" is for John D. Hollingsworth on Wheels. John D. Hollingsworth on Wheels was a Greenville-based manufacturer of steel and flexible wire clothing for…

"W" is for the West Committee. Created in 1966, at the urging of reformers in the General Assembly, the Committee to Make a Study of the South Carolina…

"C" is for Callen, Maude Daniel [1898-1990]. Nurse. Born in Florida, Callen was educated at Florida A&M College and the Tuskegee Institute. In 1923, now a…

"G" is for the German Friendly Society. Oldest of all the German male social organizations in Charleston, the German Friendly Society was founded by…

"B" is for Bragg, Laura [1881-1978]. Museum administrator, educator. A native of Massachusetts, Bragg earned a degree in library science. Her first…

“B” is for Barrett, James Lee [1929-1989]. Screenwriter. After a stint in the Marines, Barrett moved to New York. Failing to place any of his short…

“C” is for Canal Holdings. Based in Conway, Canal Holdings [formerly Canal Industries] has been a cornerstone of the timber industry in the Carolinas…

“N” is for the National Beta Club. Dr. John Harris West, a faculty member at Wofford College, founded the National Beta Club in 1934. Reared on a farm and…

"W" is for Woodward, Isaac, beating of [February 1946]. Woodward, a Winnsboro native, was discharged from the Army after four years of active duty. He was…

"D" is for Doby, Lawrence Edward.