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SUMMARY:"Thyme For Tincture"
DESCRIPTION:Step back in time with the Daniel Island Historical Society and explore the fascinating world of 18th-century medicine on Tues. Jan. 20\, from 7 to 8 pm at Church of the Holy Spirit\, 299 Seven Farms Drive. Discover how people became healers\, what guided their medical beliefs\, and the curious remedies they prescribed. \nFrom herbs and tinctures to leeches and lore\, uncover the surprising roots of healthcare in this captivating journey through history led by guest speaker Andrew Shuler. They’ll also discuss the field hospital that was located in the Cainhoy Meeting House during the Revolutionary War\, the types of injuries that may have been treated there\, and what remedies were likely used to care for the wounded. \nDon’t miss what is sure to be a fascinating program! FREE.
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/thyme-for-tincture/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Spirit\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Charleston\, S\, 29492-7553\, United States
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SUMMARY:DIHS: Celebrating John Laurens
DESCRIPTION:Something revolutionary is coming to Daniel Island! The Daniel Island Historical Society and the Berkeley County Francis Marion Commission\, also known as Berkeley 250\, will spotlight a key figure in the American Revolution on Tuesday\, October 21\, as the organizations present “Celebrating John Laurens: A Founding Son” at the Daniel Pointe Retirement Center on Daniel Island. The event will begin at 6:30 p.m. with a “meet and greet\,” followed by the program from 7 to 8 p.m.\, and a short reception afterwards commemorating Laurens’ 271st birthday (he was born October 28\, 1754). \nA Revolutionary War hero from Charleston\, Laurens fought tirelessly for the freedom of slaves while serving as an aide-de-camp to General George Washington and engaging in four battles. Laurens became a lieutenant colonel before his untimely death in 1782. His journey is the focus of a docudrama film\, John Laurens’ War\, funded through a grant from South Carolina Humanities and many private donors. The award-winning film was produced by the Actors’ Theater of South Carolina’s film division\, Moving Images Group\, and is in world distribution through BMG Global/Twin Engines. \nThe October 21 event on Daniel Island will feature a panel discussion with the film’s creators and stars Alexia Jones Helsley; Damon L. Fordham\, history professor at The Citadel; Executive Producer/Co-Writer Clarence Felder\, who portrays John’s father\, Henry; and Writer/Director/Producer Chris Weatherhead.  Selected clips from the film will be shown to illuminate key aspects of Laurens’ life. \nThe panel discussion will include Laurens’ military combat\, his letters\, his diplomatic trip to the French king\, and his constant fight for all to attain the dream of freedom in America in the late 18th century. \nThe event will be held in the theatre/auditorium at the Daniel Pointe Retirement Community\, located at 514 Robert Daniel Drive\, Daniel Island\, SC. The “meet and greet\,” from 6:30 to 7 p.m.\, will offer an opportunity for attendees to interact with the panelists before the program begins. Cake and refreshments will be served immediately following the program\, in celebration of Laurens’ birthday. The panel discussion will be filmed as part of an Education Grant the Actors’ Theatre of South Carolina received from the SC250 Sestercentennial Commission. \n 
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/celebrating-john-laurens-a-founding-son/
LOCATION:Daniel Pointe Retirement Community\, 514 Robert Daniel Dr\, Daniel Island\, 29492\, United States
CATEGORIES:Clubs + Groups
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250916T190000
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SUMMARY:DIHS: The Swamp Fox
DESCRIPTION:“Swamp Fox\, Swamp Fox\, tail in his hat. Nobody knows where the Swamp Fox’s at. Swamp Fox\, Swamp Fox\, hiding in the glen. He runs away to fight again!” \nMany may remember these words\, sung by Francis Marion’s men in a 1959 miniseries produced by Walt Disney about the famous 18th century military officer\, planter and politician. But that is only one of dozens of books\, films and television productions devoted to the life of Marion since 1805. \nJoin the Daniel Island Historical Society on Tuesday\, Sept. 16\, from 7 to 8 pm at Church of the Holy Spirit on Daniel Island as we welcome guest speaker Tom Elmore\, who holds a B.A. in History and Political Science from the University of South Carolina. Mr. Elmore will examine what these representations got right and what they got wrong\, and how Disney merchandised Marion\, a Brigadier General who served the Patriot cause during the American Revolution. Plus – how did he get the nickname “Swamp Fox?” Francis Marion also has a storied history right here in his native Berkeley County – and is of course the namesake of the nearly 259\,000 acre national forest that begins on the northern end of the Cainhoy peninsula. \nThis program is part of the “Revolutionary Perspectives – Speaker Series” supported by the South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission. \nMr. Elmore\, is the author of five books about South Carolina in the 19th century\, as well as numerous articles in regional and national publications. He has lectured all across the Mid-Atlantic States and has been a book reviewer for two national magazines. Mr. Elmore is also the current State Historian for the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He is also a member of the Richland County 250 Committee\, the Robert Burns Society of the Midlands and the Scottish Clan Davidson. \n 
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/the-swamp-fox-a-bibliographical-history-of-francis-marion/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Spirit Parish Hall\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Daniel Island\, 29492
CATEGORIES:Clubs + Groups
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SUMMARY:History Lives In The Santee Delta
DESCRIPTION:Just about an hour’s drive from Daniel Island lies a land steeped in Lowcountry history\, where a rice kingdom once flourished through the efforts of a large enslaved force deeply rooted in Gullah culture. Join the Daniel Island Historical Society on Tuesday\, May 20\, from 7-8 pm\, at Church of the Holy Spirit\, as they present “History Lives in the Santee Delta.” This special program will spotlight the unprecedented effort underway to document\, protect\, and preserve the cultural landscape of the Santee Delta\, with emphasis on the African descendant experience. Guest speakers will be Santee Delta Project team members Dr. Kendy Altizer\, archaeologist\, and Dr. Richard Porcher\, botanist and cultural historian. You’ll also discover Daniel Island’s connection to this special site. \nDr. Altizer is a Registered Professional Archaeologist with a background in Cultural Resource Management (CRM) and is Assistant Professor of Anthropology at The University of North Georgia\, Dahlonega. She holds a Master of Science in Historic Preservation from Clemson University and the College of Charleston and a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of Tennessee with a concentration in Historical Archaeology. Dr. Altizer has more than a decade of experience conducting archaeological survey and testing in the Santee Delta\, which is her primary research focus. She has conducted archaeological research at Peachtree\, Fairfield\, Rochelle\, White Oak\, and Pine Grove plantations centered around African-American enslaved lifeways. Dr. Altizer is Principal Investigator for the archaeological aspect of the project and will oversee archaeological field surveys\, artifact processing\, data analysis\, and archaeological report generation. \nDr. Porcher is a scholar\, educator\, and conservationist. As Professor Emeritus of Botany\, Porcher’s distinguished teaching career at The Citadel integrated field biology into the curriculum (1970 – 2003). Dr. Porcher is the author of definitive books on South Carolina botanical and cultural resources. He has dedicated the proceeds from his books to student scholarships at Clemson University and The Citadel. Dr. Porcher is a renowned conservationist who uses his knowledge to influence regional environmental policies. He was the recipient of the 2007 South Carolina Environmentalist of the Year Award and has mentored many prominent naturalists in the Southeast. Dr. Porcher has studied rice culture extensively in the Delta for over 40 years and has contributed many books and scholarly articles on the subject matter. \nThis program is FREE. All are welcome.
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/history-lives-in-the-santee-delta/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Spirit Parish Hall\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Daniel Island\, 29492
CATEGORIES:Clubs + Groups
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SUMMARY:"Whiteness in Gray" DIHS Program
DESCRIPTION:The Daniel Island Historical Society is thrilled to welcome back previous guest speaker Dr. David Dangerfield\, a native of Berkeley County who currently serves as Assistant Professor of History at the University of South Carolina – Salkehatchie. This special program will explore a fascinating group of Lowcountry families who negotiated their ambiguous racial statuses and citizenship by serving in the Confederate military. \nDr. Dangerfield holds a Ph.D. in history from USC\, an M.A. in history from the College of Charleston/The Citadel\, and a B.A. in history from Erskine College. He is a native of the Lowcountry and has been a member of the USC-Salkehatchie faculty since 2015. His research interests include free persons of color and non-elite whites in the antebellum South and South Carolina history. This event is FREE. All are welcome.
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/whiteness-in-gray-free-non-white-men-in-the-confederacy/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Spirit\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Charleston\, S\, 29492-7553\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250318T190000
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SUMMARY:Amazing Women of History
DESCRIPTION:Let’s hear it for the girls! Charleston’s history is full of women who made a difference in their day – and beyond. Join the Daniel Island Historical Society as they celebrate Women’s History Month in March by spotlighting some of the Holy City’s most impactful female residents. Serving as guest speaker for our program will be the one and only Leigh Jones Handal\, an author and historian who heads up the local tour company Charleston Raconteurs. Some of the women Ms. Handal will include in her presentation are Affra Coming\, Mary Fisher Bailey Cross\, Eliza Lucas Pinckney and her daughter\, Harriott\, Rebecca Brewton Motte\, Maria Porcher Wayne\, the Grimke sisters\, and Free Women of Color. All are welcome. FREE.
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/charlestons-amazing-women-of-history/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Spirit Parish Hall\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Daniel Island\, 29492
CATEGORIES:Clubs + Groups
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SUMMARY:"The Culture and Traditions of the Gullah People"
DESCRIPTION:Join the Daniel Island Historical Society on Tuesday\, Feb. 18 as they commemorate Black History Month with a presentation on “The Culture and Traditions of the Gullah People.” \nAudience members will learn more about the rich Gullah history in Charleston from someone who knows it best – Alphonso Brown! Brown operates the popular “Gullah Tours\,” dubbed by the Charleston Visitors Bureau as one of the Top 10 ways to experience Gullah culture in the Holy City. All are welcome. \nFREE. 7 to 8 pm\, Church of the Holy Spirit\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Daniel Island. www.dihistoricalsociety.com
URL:https://dicommunity.org/event/the-culture-and-traditions-of-the-gullah-people/
LOCATION:Church of the Holy Spirit Parish Hall\, 299 Seven Farms Drive\, Daniel Island\, 29492
CATEGORIES:Clubs + Groups
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