Browse Items (264 total)

Dr. Rod Andrew Jr. Professor of Southern History recounts his research that led to his book Long Gray Lines: The Southern Military School Tradition 1839-195

Jam session circles in the historic cabin at Table Rock State Park, Pickens County, SC

The celebration was held in South Carolina Botanical Garden on November 1

The poster of the celebration shows where was and what activities were held

This article from Oconee Leader in November 1986 informs the pubic that the Clemson University Horticulture Gardens will be hosting an art show at the gardens where all proceeds go to future projects at the gardens. The featured artist for the show…

This is an article published 3 April 1987 in Clemson University's student-run newspaper, The Tiger, about the (then) Clemson University Botanical Garden. The article features various information about the present status of the gardens at the time of…

This article from the student-run Clemson University newspaper, The Tiger, from 1988, describes a few aspects of the gardens' history and how the gardens are currently beginning to bloom for the spring season. The article seems to be written to…

This article addresses key aspects of the Ornamental Gardens that draw visitors to the site. This includes a large red caboose and a "Garden for the Blind". This also describes the horticulture therapy used by employing disabled workers or convicts…

This is a newspaper clipping from 5 August 1979 which describes the anticipation building to Clemson's first ever Flower Day, held on Thursday, 9 August 1979. The article identifies drawbacks, such as heavy July rains and copious amounts of mud and…

The article goes over the implementation of handicapped and disabled workers, as well as works who are currently in jail, as a form of horticulture therapy. This program was started under Dr. T. L. Senn. Some of these workers included mentally…

This newspaper article reflects on the progress that the Clemson University Horticulture Gardens has made and future goals for the area. Dr. T. L. Senn is interviewed as he talks about possible gardens relocation and expansion not only for the…

This column and accompanying photos from the Clemson University TAPS Yearbook discuss tailgating at the college and the importance of alcohol at these events coupled with tailgate food. The article seems to be written in order to emphasize how…

black and white photo of a street within the Ninety-Six Mill Village

A series of reports covering the sale of Abney Mill Village Homes in Greenwood, SC

Two scanned images of pages from the magazine published by Abney Mills concerning the lives of their employees and their employees' children.

Aerial photo of the Savanah River at the location of the future Hartwell Dam site

upper-left section of a Anderson County map