The Society’s program “Mail on the Rails!” scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 16, is postponed until a later date, due to the weather emergency of Hurricane Florence. Stay safe and we’ll see you later!

Sunday 3 p.m. — September 30, 2018 At the Historic Robert Mills Courthouse 607 Broad Street, Camden, SC A Talk with Slides and an Exhibit of Artifacts MAIL on the RAILS!! by Harvey Teal and Tim Lord The presentation with…

Kershaw County Historical Society member TED TOSH, introduced at our last meeting for his work underway recording burials in historic Cedars Cemetery, Campbell Street, Camden, will discuss and present his compiled data SATURDAY, JUNE 23, at 1:00 p.m. at a meeting…

View the KC Historical Society program presented by Dr. Janet Greenwood March 11, 2018, as audience and participants enjoy making local connections through history. (See previous post.)  

Remember our Kendall Mill Village tour and Community Band concert you enjoyed last fall? Take a peek below to recall! Our membership campaign is underway to support more great events being planned. Dues may be paid by the recent mailer…

Please Join Us! Sunday, February 21, 3:00 p.m. Kershaw County Historical Society Program at South Building, Kershaw County School District Office, 2029 West DeKalb Street, Camden Local history author Lon D. Outen will share research-in-progress to focus on Camden as…

The audience was captivated and all seats were taken at the Kershaw County Historical Society’s program Sunday, Nov. 15, 20015, in the Kershaw County Council Chambers when Bondy Long told the story of “Camden’s Moment in NASCAR History.” Program attendees…

If you are brightening your day today taking the Junior Welfare League’s Tour of Homes, you may note in publicity a misprint stating that The Bonds Conway House is one of the tour sites.  Our KCHS headquarters, The Bonds Conway…

Kershaw County Historical Society Program (Open to Public) 3 p.m. TODAY Nov. 15 Kershaw County Council Chambers KC Government Center, 515 Walnut St., CamdenBondy Long, speaker–Camden in NASCAR History Followed by special opening to view exhibit at Camden Archives, 1314 Broad St.,…