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South Carolina – Lost Places
South Carolina SC History SC Local History History of SC Lost Places
Chronologically by date of destruction: Colonial Dorchester | Hamburg | Lake Murray | Lake Marion & Lake Moultrie | Thurmond Lake | Savannah River Site
Colonial Dorchester – 1697
Hamburg
Lake Murray – 1930
Lake Marion, Lake Moultrie – Santee Cooper Project – 1939
- Berkeley, Orangeburg counties
- History of Santee Cooper - sanitized historical account by Santee Cooper - includes information on the Santee Canal - ignores all that was lost
- Thomas T. Waterman Report - 1939 report made by the Historic American Buildings Survey and the SC State Authority to determine the architectural value of the buildings to be demolished and to create a brief written and photographic record of them
- Plantations of St John's Parish Berkeley - late-1940 descriptions of a score of plantations destroyed by the construction of Lakes Marion and Moultrie - includes photographs
- Churches and Chapels of Charles Town District - historical information, photographs, and burial lists for 11 old Berkeley County churches and chapels and their cemeteries
- Cemeteries of St John's Parish Berkeley - burial lists and some photographs for the Old Berkeley County Churches and Chapels Cemeteries - see links at left
- Building Santee Cooper: Photographs from the Scrapbook of Harry T. Poe, Jr. - Senior Engineer for Santee-Cooper Navigation and Hydro-Electric Project
– Scrapbook - photos c. 1939 - click to zoom
- Historical documents - contemporary articles on the coming of the Santee Cooper dam - various authors - plus photos, legends, and info on Battle of Eutaw Springs
- Map of Lake Marion, Lake Moultrie, and surrounding communities
- Map of Mexico, Peru, and Ophir plantations
- Learn more about Lake Marion
- Learn more about Lake Moultrie
Thurmond Lake – 1946-1954
Savannah River Site – 1950
- Allendale, Aiken, and Barnwell counties - 1950
- Dunbarton - pictures, family list
- "I Don't Live There Anymore ... The Ellenton Story" - a musical remembrance of Ellenton and its people - Web site includes historical information and past and present photographs
- Savannah River Archaeological Research Program - University of South Carolina
– Ellenton people and places - photographs
– Ellenton landmarks - aerial photograph of town with corresponding thumbnails
– Jean Shaw's store and poolroom - oral histories, photographs
– Leigh Banana Case Company - history, photographs
– Long Store - Cassels Company - oral histories, photographs
– Meyers Mill - town history, photographs
– The Robert E. Lee and Swamp Landing - oral history, photographs
– Sid O'Berry's Movie Theater - biographical overview, photographs
- Map - shows location of Savannah River Site within Aiken, Allendale, and Barnwell counties
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