Category:African American history of South Carolina

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Subcategories

This category has the following 23 subcategories, out of 23 total.

A

African American History Monument (South Carolina)‎ (11 F)

B

Bishop's Memorial A.M.E. Church‎ (4 F)
Black History Month in South Carolina‎ (39 F)
Black Lives Matter in South Carolina‎ (1 C)
Black neighborhood on St. Helena's Island‎ (2 F)

C

African American cemeteries in South Carolina‎ (1 C, 2 F)
Charleston riot of 1919‎ (1 F)
African American churches in South Carolina‎ (3 C)
Clemson Area African American Museum‎ (1 F)

E

Dr. Matilda A. Evans House‎ (4 F)

F

Fish Haul Archaeological Site‎ (4 F)

L

Lynching of Julia and Frazier Baker‎ (9 F)
Lynchings in South Carolina‎ (1 C, 5 F)

P

African-American people in South Carolina politics‎ (13 C)

R

Benjamin F. Randolph‎ (2 F)
Retreat Rosenwald School‎ (2 F)

S

San Miguel de Gualdape‎ (2 F)
Slavery in South Carolina‎ (8 C, 38 F)
Robert Smalls‎ (1 C, 12 F)
Dr. Cyril O. Spann Medical Office‎ (2 F)
Stephen A. Swails‎ (1 F)

T

The Old Plantation (painting)‎ (3 F)

W

Wesley United Methodist Church (Columbia, South Carolina)‎ (3 F)

Media in category "African American history of South Carolina"

The following 19 files are in this category, out of 19 total.

"Marching on!"-The Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Colored Regiment singing John Brown's March in the streets of Charleston, February 21, 1865 LCCN92515015.jpg 4,096 × 3,264; 3.39 MB
"Refugee quarters" built in Mitchelville.jpg 1,740 × 845; 815 KB
Austin-and-laurens.jpg 650 × 458; 105 KB
Brown Fellowship Society.jpg 1,842 × 1,170; 1.14 MB
Charles-towne-african-american-cemetery-sc1.jpg 3,840 × 2,160; 3.7 MB
Cherry Hill School.jpg 2,089 × 1,393; 1.2 MB
Clinton Chapel AME Zion Church.jpg 3,156 × 3,837; 3.39 MB
Family of African American slaves on Smith's Plantation Beaufort South Carolina.jpg 765 × 943; 443 KB
Home of Negro family near Charleston, South Carolina LCCN2017799818.tif 13,827 × 10,471; 138.09 MB
Hospital Strike Commemorative Sign.png 882 × 1,098; 590 KB
Mobile Application of The Green Book of SC.jpg 800 × 565; 381 KB
Mrs. Frazer Baker and children. Family of the murdered postmaster at Lake City, So. Carolina, LCCN2011648501.jpg 4,092 × 5,468; 2.71 MB
Negro home near Charleston, South Carolina LCCN2017799758.tif 13,669 × 10,304; 134.34 MB
Sketches made in Charleston, South Carolina by artist Eyre Crowe in March 1853.jpg 957 × 485; 99 KB
Slaves To-be-sold.jpg 350 × 395; 59 KB
The Penn Center (formerly the Penn School) is a cultural and educational center located on St. Helena Island, South Carolina. (e7047cfb-0388-4229-aec2-b06372a7d399).jpg 1,305 × 898; 185 KB
Wade Perrin.jpg 375 × 443; 23 KB
Cotton field, by J. A. Palmer 9.png 1,112 × 1,234; 1.82 MB
Going to the gin, by J. A. Palmer.png 2,737 × 1,569; 5.28 MB

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