RSS 1.0South Carolina American Revolution Bicentennial Commission
The South Carolina American Revolution Bicentennial Commission was established by the Legislature in 1971 to insure that "appropriate efforts are made at the state level to stimulate and excite active interest throughout South Carolina in properly celebrating the two hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Nation" (1974-1975 Annual Report). The commission included a 13-member body and staff support through the Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism and the Department of Archives and History.
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Electronic records from the SC Department of Archives and History
Available is an audiotape of the Charleston, SC Bicentennial commemoration, 1973.
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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South Carolina bicentennial news
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What will you do for America's 200th birthday?
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We the people : South Carolina's Bicentennial salute to America
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South Carolina in the spirit of '76
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Seals and symbols of South Carolina government through three centuries
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The royal Great Seals Deputed of South Carolina
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Battles, skirmishes, and actions which took place in South Carolina during the American Revolution
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Mary McLeod Bethune : portrait unveiling July 10, 1976, South Carolina State House
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Major sites of the Revolution in South Carolina
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Battleground of freedom
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An address given by appointment of the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of the evacuation of Charleston by the British on Tuesday, the fourteenth of December, 1982 at ten-thirty o'clock in the morning, Trinity Cathedral, Columbia, South Carolina
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South Carolina American Revolution Bicentennial
(South Carolina State Library, 1972)
