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South Carolina History Network The Confederation is open to any organization or individual interested in the study and preservation of our rich community history.

The SC History Network (formerly CSCLHS) helps local historical organizations work together at the state level to promote the study and preservation of SC’s rich community histories. Organizations include, but are not limited to, museum and preservation commissions; local research, archival, and genealogical societies; historical societies, foundations, and preservation groups. The Confederation is governed by an executive council, made up of statewide officers and regional representatives from ten county clusters or districts. The Confederation holds an annual conference (The Landmark Conference) every year and is also the official nominating body for the South Carolina Hall of Fame.

10/12/2026
Help the Department of Archives and History by taking this brief survey.
09/14/2026

Help the Department of Archives and History by taking this brief survey.

The board of the SC History Network met at the Department of Archives and History earlier today. Topics discussed includ...
09/02/2026

The board of the SC History Network met at the Department of Archives and History earlier today. Topics discussed included holding a membership drive and the upcoming 2027 Landmark Conference in Aiken. Be on the lookout for more details about that soon.

08/29/2026

Calling all history and calligraphy lovers!

Join University Libraries inaugural Zooniverse crowdsourcing project to transcribe a set of letters from the American Revolution! Reverand Oliver Hart (1723–1795) was an influential Baptist minister, educator, and community leader in Charleston, South Carolina.

Hart was instrumental in garnering support for the Revolution among farmers in the backcountry, and he also played a key role in the development of early Baptist institutions in the South and was part of a broader network of religious leaders whose ideas helped shape social and cultural life in the colonial and Revolutionary periods. The Oliver Hart Papers features manuscripts, journals, and sermon notes from the Revolutionary Era, and they are all ready to be transcribed!

Transcribing is easy! Follow the instructions on the website to help the libraries add typed transcriptions from handwritten letters to their digital collections. These transcriptions will allow researchers to more easily read the documents and conduct full-text searching to further their understanding of the past. And it is completely free!
Head to the link below to get started!

https://www.zooniverse.org/projects/digicoll/usc-transcribes-together

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08/07/2026

SAVE THE DATE
You won't want to miss out on the unique opportunities at the Landmark Conference in Aiken!

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