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Edgefield County Recreation
Present-day Edgefield County was first settled in the 1750's, then a portion of a vast unsettled region of virgin for...
Old Law Building
Site of law offices of Eldred Simkins Congressman, Lt.-Governor George McDuffie Congressman, Governor, U.S. Senator F...
George Mcduffie
McDuffie was a strong advocate for the right of states to nullify or void acts of Congress within their borders. He d...
James Strom Thurmond
The longest serving and oldest Senator in American history, he began his public service as Edgefield County Superinte...
Richard Tutt House / Tutt Cemetery
Richard Tutt House The Tutt house which formerly stood on this site is believed to have been the first home at Edgefi...
James Henry Hammond
In addition to serving in the U.S. Congress and Senate, Hammond was a very successful planter and agricultural entrep...
Industrial History
About 1810, Dr. Abner Landrum developed Edgefield's first major industry, a pottery factory at "Pottersville." The...
The Jewish Merchants Of Edgefield
In the years following 1900, a number of immigrant Jewish merchants moved to Edgefield and actively participated in t...
Religion & Education
Religion has played an important part in the lives of the people of Edgefield County. In the 1760's, the great evange...
Welcome To Historic Edgefield
Home of Ten Governors Andrew Pickens, II * George McDuffie * P.M. Butler * J.H. Hammond * Francis Pickins * M.L. Bonh...
First Term Of Court
First Term of Court Held in this Building Spring Term 1839 John S. Richardson - Presiding Judge George Pope - Clerk o...
Turner's Country Store
In the antebellum period this site was occupied by a store owned by Marshall Frazier, a prosperous Edgefield planter,...
Lynch Building
This is the site of W.E. Lynch & Company, a drug store form 1877 until 1969. The business was founded by William Edwa...