Chester County SC250
This page is dedicated to showcase the significant impact Chester County South Carolina had in the Revolutionary War.
We will celebrate America in coordination with the SC250 and share our history.
04/28/2026
04/23/2026
04/13/2026
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Come learn about the Battle of Sullivan’s Island during the American Revolution! Dr. Hamer presents an engaging account of the Battle of Sullivan’s Island. In June of 1776, the British attacked Fort Sullivan where the American Patriots fought to retain control of both the fort and the city of Charleston. Come listen to hear true accounts of the battle and help us celebrate America’s 250 anniversary!
Fritz Hamer received his MA and PhD in history from USC-Columbia. He spent 25 years at the SC State Museum as Curator of History researching and developing exhibitions on a variety of topics, ranging from the American Civil War and Reconstruction, World War I and II, and sports history with emphasis on baseball and football. He has spoken to many groups about these projects and related topics. Before retiring in 2020, he spent 4 years at the SC Confederate Relic Room and Military Museum as Historian and Archivist researching an exhibition about the Vietnam War. He spoke to many groups about this subject, seeking out veterans to interview and compiling more than 65 oral histories for the collection of the CRR.
03/16/2026
Tonight with Lancaster County SC250 and South Carolina 250
03/04/2026
Everyone please share this page to stay on top of all of our events celebrating Chester County and its contribution to celebrate America's 250th!
01/23/2026
Commentary: Yes, Virginia, the Revolutionary War really was won in SC South Carolina's new license plate, "Where the Revolutionary War was won," rings true for those who know the history about how the war unfolded in SC.
01/20/2026
Made in the USA ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
We're gearing up to do the same for our women in Chester County....stay tuned!
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