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“C” is for Charleston Southern University. Charleston Southern University is a private, liberal arts university affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist…

"C" is for Charleston Tea Plantation. The Charleston Tea Plantation produces the only tea grown in the United States on Wadmelaw Island, thirty miles…

“W” is for Women’s Clubs. The core organizations of this movement were the South Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs [SCFWC] and the South Carolina…

“M” is for McLeod, Thomas Gordon [1868-1832]. Governor. Mcleod was born in Lynchburg, then in Sumter County. After being admitted to the bar, he moved to…

“M” is for Michaux, André [1746-1802 and François-André Michaux [1770-1855]. Botanists. In 1785 Michaux was commissioned as royal botanist with the…

“P” is for Plants. The vegetation of a particular region consists of all of its native plant species, as well as those that are introduced and…

“R” is for Rogers, George Washington, Jr. [b. 1958]. Football player. Raised primarily by an aunt in Duluth, Georgia, Rogers became a prominent high…

“H” is for Holiness Movement. Denominations such as the Wesleyan Church, the Church of the Nazarene, the Salvation Army, and the Christian and Missionary…

“M” is for Middleton, Arthur [1742-1787]. Legislator, Signer of the Declaration of Independence. Middleton was educated in England at Cambridge and the…

“S” is for Simkins, Francis Butler [1897-1966]. Historian. After graduating from the University of South Carolina, Simkins obtained his Ph.D. from…