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Wife ofDoct. John CrittendenWho died 14th July 1835,Aged 37.She occupies the firstgrave opened in this consecrated ground.Leaving an affectionatehusband with sixweeping children.Her infant Sarah M.died on the 17th and liesentombed in the 2nd grave…
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In Mermory ofEveThe First Woman
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In Honor orMrs. Emmie FulmerAge 102 - 1981Nation's Oldest Active Garden Club Member
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National SocietyDaughtersof theAmerican RevolutionTo commemoratethe Snow Campaign Chapter, NSDARorganized September 23, 1972in Fountain Inn, South Carolinawith twenty charter members
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Dedicated tothe memory ofour fallencomrades
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMCNB_church-street_Greenville-SC.html
C.F. McColloughMayorCity of Greenville1937-1947
J. Kenneth CassMayorCity of Greenville1947-1961
C.R. McMillianChief CommissionerS.C. Highway Department1947-1961
S.N. PearmanChief CommissionerS.C. Highway Department1961-Plans for this mult…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMCMU_frank-howard_Greenville-SC.html
This legendaryClemson coach was on thesidelines for 30 years as ahead coach. He won over 150games, six ACC Championshipsand was also Athletic Directorduring his time as head coach.After his retirement, Clemsonnamed the playing surface atMemorial S…
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The great tap dancer Clayton "Peg Leg" Bates began his career in Fountain Inn, South Carolina. After a cotton gin accident took his leg, many felt his life was over. Through perseverance and determination, Peg Leg Bates is known as one of the grea…
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This building was erected by the citizens of the Greenville community as a tribute to that glorious heritage which inspired the development and formation of the American government and the freedoms to which it aspires and is dedicated to the men a…
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMCLO_frank-selvy_Greenville-SC.html
This All-American Furman graduate averaged 32.5 points a game during his college basketball career. He achieved lasting fame when he scored a NCAA Division One record 100 points in a 149-95 win over Newberry on February 13, 1954.