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The South Carolina State Library Digital Collections is a set of online projects that expand the State Library's mission to provide equal access to information for all South Carolinians. These online collections create greater access to the State Library's unique historical resources and new digital projects.
Within the Digital Collections are several distinct projects. The State Library is collaborating with public libraries across the state to increase access to local holdings. The South Carolina State Documents Depository is an online library of both current and historical state documents. The South Carolina Tombstone Project is a collaboration between the State Library and partner public libraries in the state to provide images and transcriptions of tombstones in local cemeteries.
The State Library also partners with the South Carolina Digital Library to provide access to historical photographs of library service throughout the state, including bookmobiles, WPA library project, and children’s library service.
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Ground-water resources of Williamsburg County, South Carolina
(South Carolina State Library, 2008)Williamsburg County, S.C., has numerous substantial ground-water aquifers. Most are in sand-and-clay formations of Cretaceous Age, like the other counties of South Carolina’s Coastal Plain. Wells as deep as 1,200 feet ... -
Ground-water resources of Richland County, South Carolina
(South Carolina State Library, 2003-10-23)Richland County, in central South Carolina, obtains nearly all of its public and industrial water supplies from the City of Columbia water system, which processes 62 million gallons per day from the Broad River at Columbia ... -
Ground-water resources of Lee County, South Carolina
(South Carolina State Library, 2004-04-01)Lee County, S.C. has abundant ground-water resources available for public and industrial supplies and crop irrigation. -
Ground-water resources of Kershaw County, South Carolina
(South Carolina State Library, 2002-08-29)Kershaw County, S.C. has adequate ground water for considerable growth in the public, industrial and irrigation supplies that rely on that resource. Aquifers in the county are of two basic types: paleozoic bedrock in the ... -
Crackerneck Wildlife Management Area & ecological reserve : special rules & regulations, 2018-2019
(South Carolina State Library, 2018-08-15)This map includes special rules and regulations and dates for different events including turkey hunting, fishing, deer hunting, hog hunting and racoon hunting.