 view gallery |   Sumter Street (40-83)
in South Carolina Historical Markers One of many markers describing the naming of a street. This person had much greater impact on the city and state than the others. posted by:  ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 6/1/2010 last visited: 1/29/2013 |
 view gallery | Seaboard Airline Passenger Depot (40-125) in South Carolina Historical Markers This is the duplicate marker on the other side of the depot. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Doolittle Raiders in South Carolina Historical Markers One of several markers dedicated to this group that trained here for WWII. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Washington Street (40-71) in South Carolina Historical Markers Named for George Washington who visited here in 1791. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 1/29/2013 |
 view gallery | Courthouse Square (40-53) in South Carolina Historical Markers Tis was the site of the courthouse from 1803-1865. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | The Big Apple (40-101) in South Carolina Historical Markers A historic African American Club that spawned a dance. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Site of Wayside Hospital (S4) in South Carolina Historical Markers A Civil War hospital was operated here. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Gadsden Street (40-106) in South Carolina Historical Markers This street is named for a native South Carolinian who has a career in politics. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Lincoln Street (40-76) in South Carolina Historical Markers One of many historic figures honored with a street name in this capitol city. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Assembly Street (40-90) in South Carolina Historical Markers One of several streets with a historic marker about its naming. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Blossom Street (40-78) in South Carolina Historical Markers One of many historic streets in the downtown area named for a famous person. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/31/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | Lady Street (40-79) in South Carolina Historical Markers One of many historic streets named after famous people in the downtown area. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/30/2010 last visited: 12/22/2011 |
 view gallery | Blanding Street (40-66) in South Carolina Historical Markers One of many historic markers describing the streets around downtown. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/30/2010 last visited: 7/31/2010 |
 view gallery | Israelite Sunday School / Columbia's First Synagogue (40-151) in South Carolina Historical Markers The first Synagogue in Columbia was built here in 1846. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/30/2010 last visited: 5/23/2010 |
 view gallery | Woodlands and Millwood (W-4) in South Carolina Historical Markers This location dates back to the late 1700s as a homestead. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/27/2010 last visited: 5/17/2010 |
 view gallery | Camp Jackson (W-5) in South Carolina Historical Markers An encampment built in 1917, used for the National Guard since 1925. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 5/27/2010 last visited: 5/17/2010 |
 view gallery | 10-65 The Siege of Charleston, 1780 in South Carolina Historical Markers The British capture of Charleston in May 1780 was one of the worst American defeats of the Revolution. posted by:  David Taylor location: South Carolina date approved: 5/16/2010 last visited: 6/13/2012 |
 view gallery | 21-3 Witherspoon's Ferry / Johnsonville in South Carolina Historical Markers History of Colonial ferry. posted by: David Taylor location: South Carolina date approved: 5/7/2010 last visited: never |
 view gallery | 21-4 Marion at Port's Ferry / Asbury at Port's Ferry in South Carolina Historical Markers History of Port's Ferry. posted by: David Taylor location: South Carolina date approved: 5/7/2010 last visited: never |
 view gallery | 37-16 CHATTOOGA TOWN - Mountain Rest, SC in South Carolina Historical Markers Historic marker on SC Hwy 28 noting the site of Chattooga Town posted by: hummerstation location: South Carolina date approved: 5/6/2010 last visited: never |
 view gallery | Intra-Coastal Waterway - Socastee, SC in South Carolina Historical Markers Located near the bridge, only those who get stuck sitting beside the marker might get to read it. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 4/27/2010 last visited: 1/2/2013 |
 view gallery | Nance Plaza - Myrtle Beach, SC in South Carolina Historical Markers A small park is dedicated to a local family that helped build the city. posted by: ChapterhouseInc location: South Carolina date approved: 4/26/2010 last visited: 3/10/2013 |
 view gallery | 40-128 R.L. Bryan Co. Warehouse in South Carolina Historical Markers This warehouse was built in 1913 as the schoolbook depository for the R.L. Bryan Company. posted by: David Taylor location: South Carolina date approved: 4/19/2010 last visited: 5/30/2010 |
 view gallery | 31-7 Rev. Thomas Reese English 1806 - 1869 in South Carolina Historical Markers One mile east stood the home of T.R. English, Presbyterian minister, statesman, delegate to the Secession Convention. posted by: David Taylor location: South Carolina date approved: 4/18/2010 last visited: never |
 view gallery | 31-3 Rev. John Leighton Wilson, D.D. March 25, 1809-July 13, 1886 in South Carolina Historical Markers Rev. John Leighton Wilson's home site. posted by: David Taylor location: South Carolina date approved: 4/18/2010 last visited: never |
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