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204 Hewitt Street

Darlington, SC 29532

Hours: 9 A.M. – 5 P.M.

Monday through Friday

Email: dchc@darcosc.com

Telephone: (843) 398-4710

Fax: (843) 398-4742

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A stack of newspapers. The Sumter Daily Item, 1913. From Darlington News, March 20, 1879. My question: who are "they" and why did they leave a tight-rope performance "financially disappointed?" #BitingIsBad That is not a joke. It's from The Darlington News, July 9, 1891. Lightning struck the Commission's building. Knocked out Internet so I'm writing letters to patrons on this sweet Smith Corona Display 800 Dictionary Typewriter. Not missing technology right now. A. Lee M. Wiggins. After graduating from the University of North Carolina, he came to Hartsville and become wildly successful. He became head of several businesses, publisher of the local newspaper, president of the state bankers' association and undersecretary of the treasury of the United States. All that's impressive but I just dig the cigarette holder.
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Darlington County Historical Commission

204 Hewitt Street
Darlington, SC 29532
843-398-4710
Open:
Monday through Friday 9-5
(Excluding State Holidays)

Recent Posts

  • Spotlight On: William Cain, educator
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Recent Posts

  • Spotlight On: William Cain, educator
  • Spotlight On: Stephen Presley
  • Spotlight On: Colonel Lamuel Benton
  • TODAY IN DARLINGTON COUNTY HISTORY: Johnny Mantz won first Southern 500
  • Arcade Hotel opens for business

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