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S.C. State Symbols of Sovereignty Since the 17th Century
Phone: (843) 723-3398
Price: Free
Dr. David Heisser tells the story of South Carolina sympbols using colorful slides. He tells the history of the flag, seal, mace, sword of the state, and other symbols.
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Karpeles Manuscript Museum
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68 Spring St.
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(843) 853-4651
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