This subcategory contains 9 links

On Borrowed Ground: Free African-American life in Charleston, South Carolina 1810-61(267 clicks)
by Jason Poole

Folk Art of the South Carolina Low Country(251 clicks)
From Kenyon College

Jews of Nineteenth Century Charleston(268 clicks)
The Jews of Nineteenth Century Charleston: Ethnicity in a Port City. Gemma Romain University of Southampton

Jews of Nineteenth Century Charleston(252 clicks)
The Jews of Nineteenth Century Charleston: Ethnicity in a Port City. Gemma Romain University of Southampton

John Andrew Jackson: The Experience of a Slave in South Carolina.(281 clicks)
Published originally by London: Passmore & Alabaster, 1862. Here republished by the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Palmetto Pathos(292 clicks)
"Palmetto Pathos is an examination of a Southern family, from their 1684 arrival in Pennsylvania to Southern Spartanburg County in the present."

South Carolina State Museum(268 clicks)
Official site

The Rice Museum(444 clicks)
Rice cultivation played an important role in South Carolina history.

The South Carolina Legal History Collection(692 clicks)