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The
purpose of South Carolina Ladies Auxiliary is to provide
information to the public on the lifestyles, fashions, and in
general, the lives of Southern women during the period
1860-1865; and to engage in other activities related to
educating the public concerning Southern History and Heritage. |
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means of providing such information includes, but is not
limited to, historical talks to groups, living histories,
exhibits, parades, battle and medical re-enactments, memorial
ceremonies and balls. |
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The Ladies
Appreciation Medal was awarded to
Jeanne Weil by the National SCV
Commander-in-Chief Michael Givens
for her dedicated work with the Roll
of the Dead held on the day before
Memorial Day in Columbia for many
years. Quite an honor. Click on images to enlarge!
Please note:r>
Although I try to be as accurate as possible,
information contained on this site has been compiled over many
years from a variety of sources, and I
cannot guarantee that there are no errors. Do not hesitate to
point out any inconsistencies, and every effort will be made
to make corrections as needed. The Webmaster.
While we try to link only to
sites that share our high standards and respect for privacy,
we are not responsible for the content or the privacy
practices employed by other sites.<. |
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Hunley Project |
The SCLA has worked very closely with the Friends
of the unley and the Confederate Heritage Trust towards
recovering the submarine, H. L. Hunley, and assuring the crews
have a proper resting place. We have compiled photos of the
recovery on August 8, 2000, and invite you to relive that
special moment with us. We have also prepared an extensive page
of links to other site with information about the Hunley. If you
have links or photos you would like for us to include, please
mail or email them to the address below.
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