HOURS OF OPERATION
HOURS OF OPERATION
The SCCRRMM’s “Homeschool Fridays” are a FREE program offered on the second Friday of each month during the academic year. Sessions are at 10:00AM and 11:00AM (the same lesson is taught, both hours). The programs are geared toward students of all ages, and include lectures and activities.
Please note: from September through January, we are offering an additional lecture, a biographical sketch of a military hero (or, in one case, villain), focusing on character qualities. The biography lectures will be held on third Fridays, at 11:00 only.
Wade Hampton III, Confederate cavalry general, went on to become one of the state’s most pivotal governors. His equestrian statue dominates the state house grounds. Why, though, does he also have a chapter devoted to him in a book about bear hunting? We’ll examine Wade’s life experiences, his accomplishments and his character.
Wade Hampton III, Confederate cavalry general, went on to become one of the state’s most pivotal governors. His equestrian statue dominates the state house grounds. Why, though, does he also have a chapter devoted to him in a book about bear hunting? We’ll examine Wade’s life experiences, his accomplishments and his character.
Stories of the spring of 1865 in South Carolina, from the experiences of three men: a leader of the “Boys Brigade”, a Union prisoner-of-war who made a daring escape in downtown Columbia, and a naval Captain with an unusual mission.
Stories of the spring of 1865 in South Carolina, from the experiences of three men: a leader of the “Boys Brigade”, a Union prisoner-of-war who made a daring escape in downtown Columbia, and a naval Captain with an unusual mission.
“That gallant South Carolinian...courteous and soft spoken, a man upon whom danger acted like wine.” Micah Jenkins, honor graduate of The Citadel, became an educator and then a Confederate brigadier general. His life was cut short at the Battle of the Wilderness, but his son Micah Jenkins Jr. , won glory as a Rough Rider in the Spanish-American War. Learn about these two brave South Carolina soldiers.
“That gallant South Carolinian...courteous and soft spoken, a man upon whom danger acted like wine.” Micah Jenkins, honor graduate of The Citadel, became an educator and then a Confederate brigadier general. His life was cut short at the Battle of the Wilderness, but his son Micah Jenkins Jr. , won glory as a Rough Rider in the Spanish-American War. Learn about these two brave South Carolina soldiers.
It’s a terrific World War Two adventure story – American fighter pilots secretly travelling overseas long before Pearl Harbor, to help defend China from the Japanese invasion. The “Flying Tigers” were legends in their own time; in our time, their stories have much to teach us!
It’s a terrific World War Two adventure story – American fighter pilots secretly travelling overseas long before Pearl Harbor, to help defend China from the Japanese invasion. The “Flying Tigers” were legends in their own time; in our time, their stories have much to teach us!
In-between Confederate Memorial Day (May 10) and our national Memorial Day, we’ll look at the history and meaning of local war monuments, and the stories behind them. You might pass by them every day, so it’s worth some time to learn more about them; consider this your Intro to Memorial Appreciation.