South Carolina History Newsletter
Kate FowlerFor South Carolina history lovers far and wide! Enjoy weekly SC history and upcoming SC historical events.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 63 | Subscribers | Read | schistorynewsletter.substack.com |
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#61: Grand hotels of Myrtle Beach, the Washington Park Racetrack, and the Historic Rock Hill antique car show
Welcome to the first 100 days of the South Carolina History Newsletter! My name is Kate Fowler and I live in Greenville, SC. I have a 9-5 job in marketing, and outside of work, have a deep love of history. I started this newsletter as a pas...
#60: The Burning of Columbia, Emma LeConte's diary, and archaeological findings at USC
Welcome to the first 100 days of the South Carolina History Newsletter! My name is Kate Fowler and I live in Greenville, SC. I have a 9-5 job in marketing, and outside of work, have a deep love of history. I started this newsletter as a pas...
#59: The Grimké sisters, Sewee Shell Ring, and a Colonial Dinner
Welcome to the first 100 days of the South Carolina History Newsletter! My name is Kate Fowler and I live in Greenville, SC. I have a 9-5 job in marketing, and outside of work, have a deep love of history. I started this newsletter as a pas...
#58: Winyah Indigo Society, Robert Mills buildings, and a lecture on the Heroes of Cowpens
Welcome to the first 100 days of the South Carolina History Newsletter! My name is Kate Fowler and I live in Greenville, SC. I have a 9-5 job in marketing, and outside of work, have a deep love of history. I started this newsletter as a pas...
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Lover of history, arts, culture. Wife. Stepmom. Cultural Curator. Living in Greenville, SC.
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