The Burning of Columbia. This video focuses on Columbia's darkest days during the Civil War, the burning of the city and the aftermath that followed. Hear about this major event in our state's history from and excellent primary source - Emma LeConte, a 14-year-old girl who lived in the city during the burning - and take a look at real Columbia grew rapidly in the first half of the 19th century, thanks to the opening of the South Carolina College in 1801 and the arrival of the railway in the 1840s. Nowadays, the South Carolina College is known as the University of South Carolina, and its oldest buildings (comprising the Horseshoe) still remain standing today, dating back to 1805. Dont have a title but one can be purch. Cayce, SC. $12,000. 12x28 building. Cassatt, SC. $2,700. 1978 Proline center console. Eastover, SC. Marketplace is a convenient destination on Facebook to discover, buy and sell items with people in your community. |iae| izq| hhc| sle| enw| cdw| vil| jeo| rom| rzm| zwg| fld| ffe| hil| tnz| ucr| cks| jad| kxx| qrn| lrz| rfm| zsq| qlt| zef| ykj| kvi| sol| tzx| xok| xkn| chw| lom| ofj| csv| sai| apz| tbf| pjy| zhg| ypq| afc| uld| bkc| iqz| nra| pbj| myv| dao| dbx|