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S.H. Kress Historical Marker, image by Harry Egner Jr., Charleston, South Carolina, April 2015.

Sacred Accounts: Bethel AME Church, Georgetown County, South Carolina, 1908, courtesy of Georgetown County Digital Library.

Sailors on Parade in Charleston, photograph by Charland, circa 1914-1918, courtesty of University of South Carolina, South Caroliniana Library.

Saint Francis Solanus with a native of Tucuman in present day Argentina in the sixteenth century, ca. 1810. Courtesy of Museo Nacional de Peru, Lima. Solanus (1549-1610) was a Spanish missionary to South America who worked to baptize American Indians throughout Paraguay and Tucuman.

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Saluda High School, photograph by Rebekah Dobrasko, Saluda County, South Carolina, 2005.

Samuel D. Turtletaub In Memoriam Ceremony Programs, October 19, 1919, courtesy of Special Collections at College of Charleston.

Samuel D. Turtletaub In Memoriam Ceremony Programs, October 19, 1919, courtesy of Special Collections at College of Charleston.

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Samuel Hammond, age 18 years old, college student fatally shot during Orangeburg Massacre, ca. 1968, image courtesy of Cecil Williams.

Samuel Hammond, age 18 years old, South Carolina State student fatally shot during Orangeburg Massacre, ca. 1968, image courtesy of Cecil Williams.

Samuel Miller apprenticeship indenture, 1805, courtesy of the South Carolina Historical Society.

Samuel Stent Miller apprenticed himself to Gabriel Manigault Bounetheau, a Charleston (S.C.) printer, for a period of five years. Gabriel Manigault Bounetheau was a Justice of the Peace, Clerk of Council, and a printer with an office at 3 Broad…

Samuel T. Washington, Avery principal 1944-1945, courtesy of the Avery Research Center.

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