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SUMMARY:Upcountry Road to Freedom
DESCRIPTION:Upcountry Road to Freedom: Upstate South Carolina During the American Revolution\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nApril 25\, 2026 – September 5\, 2027  \nIn a war remembered more for battles at Bunker Hill\, Saratoga\, and Yorktown\, it was the events of the Southern Campaign\, 1778-1781\, that finally turned the tide for American independence. The hard-fought war came to an end in 1783\, but not before South Carolina found itself at the frontline of battles against British forces determined to regain control of the war by redirecting their efforts to the Southern colonies.  This central military operation involved strategic battles in the Carolinas\, Georgia\, and Virginia. \nMore than 135 military engagements took place in South Carolina during the Revolutionary War.  Most were skirmishes involving patriots and loyalist militias.  A few\, however\, were battles that directly affected the outcome of the war. \nCommemorating the 250th Anniversary of the United States of America\, the exhibition will focus on Upcountry South Carolina people\, places\, and events.  This major exhibition\, organized by the Upcountry History Museum in partnership with Clemson University and private collectors\, will explore the lesser-known people of Upcountry South Carolina\, who helped turn the 13 colonies into one nation. \nHistoric artifacts\, archival materials\, and accoutrements from soldiers\, civilians\, and diverse groups\, many on loan from private collections\, will illustrate key phases of the war including the path to independence\, colonists to revolutionaries\, the war’s darkest hours\, and the new nation’s formation. \nDiverse perspectives\, including stories of Upcountry South Carolina women\, African Americans (free and enslaved)\, indigenous peoples\, and soldiers will further illustrate what it meant to gain independence and become the United States of America.
URL:https://upcountryhistory.org/event/upcountry-road-to-freedom/
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SUMMARY:Picturing America's Pastime
DESCRIPTION:Picturing America’s Pastime\nJune 27\, 2026 – January 24\, 2027 \n  \n“The greatest of all\, the game which seems to breathe the restless spirit of American life\, that calls for quick action and quicker thinking\, that seems characteristic of a great nation itself\, is baseball.”\n– Photographer Charles M. Conlon\, 1913 \n  \nAs baseball became our “National Pastime” in mid-19th century America\, a new art – photography – was there to document the sport. From the grandeur of the early game to the vibrancy of today’s big league action\, almost every facet of baseball has been captured in sepia\, black-and-white and color. Baseball and photography grew up together\, each becoming more refined and gaining in popularity during the mid-19th century. \nPreserving the historic connections between baseball and photography\, the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum\, located in Cooperstown\, New York\, maintains a collection of over 50\,000 unique images\, and is the world’s largest repository of baseball photos. \nOrganized by the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum\, Picturing America’s Pastime will make its only Southeastern United States stop at the Upcountry History Museum. Commemorating the interconnected worlds of baseball and photography\, the exhibition takes visitors beyond the standard highlights of baseball history. Fifty-one rarely seen photos\, spanning a period from 1866 to 2012\, reveal the full landscape of our national pastime. Each photo includes a historic quote along with detailed captions\, highlighting little-known information about the players and the photographers. \nConnecting Upstate SC local history to national history is a priority of the Upcountry History Museum. The Picturing America’s Pastime traveling exhibition includes Greenville\, SC’s own Shoeless Joe Jackson. In partnership with the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum\, the Upcountry History Museum will commemorate Jackson’s legacy along with other Upcountry South Carolina baseball legends through archival materials\, artifacts and memorabilia. \n  \nSupport provided by \n    \n 
URL:https://upcountryhistory.org/event/picturing-americas-pastime/
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