The Resource Hidden history of Aiken County, Tom Mack
Hidden history of Aiken County, Tom Mack
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- Extent
- 128 p.
- Contents
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- Hernando de Soto Crosses the River : 1540
- Triple Betrayal Marks Native American Residency during Colonial Period : 1663-1783
- From Rags to Riches to Rags: Henry Shultz Follows a Dream : 1821
- The Railroad Comes to Town : 1833
- Most Edgefield Pottery Actually Made in What is Now Aiken County : 1836
- Sex Scandal Rocks the State's Power Elite : 1843
- William Gregg Builds a Factory of Granite : 1845
- Aikenite Invents Plastic Cotton : 1846
- County Offers Sanctuary to Nineteenth-Century Botanist : 1853
- Two Principal Adversaries at the Battle of Aiken are "Frenemies" : 1865
- Civil War Memoirist Calls Aiken His Home : 1865
- Quaker Spinster Becomes Important Civil Rights Advocate : 1868
- Croft Leaves His Stamp on Adopted Community : 1870
- Graniteville Murder Remains Subject of Abiding Controversy : 1876
- Massacre and Riots Mark Reconstruction Politics in County : 1876
- The "Aiken Gamecock" Points the Way to State's Constitutional Convention : 1887
- Aiken Launches Career of Nation's "Assistant President" : 1900
- James U. Jackson Revisits the Dream of a Town on the River : 1906
- Aiken Mansion Boasts Two Significant Literary Links : 1910
- Aiken Has Ties to Titanic Tragedy : 1912
- Aiken Retains Tangible Links to Presidential Love Triangle : 1918
- "The Black Caruso" Gets His Start at Palmetto Park and Pond : 1932
- Fred Astaire Makes Aiken His Winter Home : 1933
- Abdicated King Finds Solace in Aiken : 1936
- German P.O.W. Camp Bears Witness to Daring Escape and Brutal Murder : 1943-46
- Aiken County Revives the Political Ambitions of Strom Thurmond : 1951
- Residents of Ellenton Become H-Bomb's First Victims : 1952
- Joye to Juilliard : Grand Aiken Home Has Second (and Third) Life : 1989
- Isbn
- 9781609496906
- Label
- Hidden history of Aiken County
- Title
- Hidden history of Aiken County
- Statement of responsibility
- Tom Mack
- Language
- eng
- Biography type
- contains biographical information
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Mack, Tom
- Dewey number
- 975.7/75
- Illustrations
- illustrations
- Index
- no index present
- LC call number
- F277.A3
- LC item number
- M22 2012
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- Aiken County (S.C.)
- Aiken County (S.C.)
- Aiken County (S.C.)
- Aiken County (S.C.)
- Label
- Hidden history of Aiken County, Tom Mack
- Link
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [123]-125)
- Contents
- Hernando de Soto Crosses the River : 1540 -- Triple Betrayal Marks Native American Residency during Colonial Period : 1663-1783 -- From Rags to Riches to Rags: Henry Shultz Follows a Dream : 1821 -- The Railroad Comes to Town : 1833 -- Most Edgefield Pottery Actually Made in What is Now Aiken County : 1836 -- Sex Scandal Rocks the State's Power Elite : 1843 -- William Gregg Builds a Factory of Granite : 1845 -- Aikenite Invents Plastic Cotton : 1846 -- County Offers Sanctuary to Nineteenth-Century Botanist : 1853 -- Two Principal Adversaries at the Battle of Aiken are "Frenemies" : 1865 -- Civil War Memoirist Calls Aiken His Home : 1865 -- Quaker Spinster Becomes Important Civil Rights Advocate : 1868 -- Croft Leaves His Stamp on Adopted Community : 1870 -- Graniteville Murder Remains Subject of Abiding Controversy : 1876 -- Massacre and Riots Mark Reconstruction Politics in County : 1876 -- The "Aiken Gamecock" Points the Way to State's Constitutional Convention : 1887 -- Aiken Launches Career of Nation's "Assistant President" : 1900 -- James U. Jackson Revisits the Dream of a Town on the River : 1906 -- Aiken Mansion Boasts Two Significant Literary Links : 1910 -- Aiken Has Ties to Titanic Tragedy : 1912 -- Aiken Retains Tangible Links to Presidential Love Triangle : 1918 -- "The Black Caruso" Gets His Start at Palmetto Park and Pond : 1932 -- Fred Astaire Makes Aiken His Winter Home : 1933 -- Abdicated King Finds Solace in Aiken : 1936 -- German P.O.W. Camp Bears Witness to Daring Escape and Brutal Murder : 1943-46 -- Aiken County Revives the Political Ambitions of Strom Thurmond : 1951 -- Residents of Ellenton Become H-Bomb's First Victims : 1952 -- Joye to Juilliard : Grand Aiken Home Has Second (and Third) Life : 1989
- Control code
- ocn811601529
- Dimensions
- 23 cm.
- Extent
- 128 p.
- Isbn
- 9781609496906
- Isbn Type
- (pbk.)
- Lccn
- 2012039304
- Other physical details
- ill.
- System control number
- (OCoLC)811601529
- Label
- Hidden history of Aiken County, Tom Mack
- Link
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [123]-125)
- Contents
- Hernando de Soto Crosses the River : 1540 -- Triple Betrayal Marks Native American Residency during Colonial Period : 1663-1783 -- From Rags to Riches to Rags: Henry Shultz Follows a Dream : 1821 -- The Railroad Comes to Town : 1833 -- Most Edgefield Pottery Actually Made in What is Now Aiken County : 1836 -- Sex Scandal Rocks the State's Power Elite : 1843 -- William Gregg Builds a Factory of Granite : 1845 -- Aikenite Invents Plastic Cotton : 1846 -- County Offers Sanctuary to Nineteenth-Century Botanist : 1853 -- Two Principal Adversaries at the Battle of Aiken are "Frenemies" : 1865 -- Civil War Memoirist Calls Aiken His Home : 1865 -- Quaker Spinster Becomes Important Civil Rights Advocate : 1868 -- Croft Leaves His Stamp on Adopted Community : 1870 -- Graniteville Murder Remains Subject of Abiding Controversy : 1876 -- Massacre and Riots Mark Reconstruction Politics in County : 1876 -- The "Aiken Gamecock" Points the Way to State's Constitutional Convention : 1887 -- Aiken Launches Career of Nation's "Assistant President" : 1900 -- James U. Jackson Revisits the Dream of a Town on the River : 1906 -- Aiken Mansion Boasts Two Significant Literary Links : 1910 -- Aiken Has Ties to Titanic Tragedy : 1912 -- Aiken Retains Tangible Links to Presidential Love Triangle : 1918 -- "The Black Caruso" Gets His Start at Palmetto Park and Pond : 1932 -- Fred Astaire Makes Aiken His Winter Home : 1933 -- Abdicated King Finds Solace in Aiken : 1936 -- German P.O.W. Camp Bears Witness to Daring Escape and Brutal Murder : 1943-46 -- Aiken County Revives the Political Ambitions of Strom Thurmond : 1951 -- Residents of Ellenton Become H-Bomb's First Victims : 1952 -- Joye to Juilliard : Grand Aiken Home Has Second (and Third) Life : 1989
- Control code
- ocn811601529
- Dimensions
- 23 cm.
- Extent
- 128 p.
- Isbn
- 9781609496906
- Isbn Type
- (pbk.)
- Lccn
- 2012039304
- Other physical details
- ill.
- System control number
- (OCoLC)811601529
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