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South Carolina Hall of Fame

HONOR

Established 1973 by Gov. John C. West.

Official Website:
http://www.theofficialschalloffame.com/

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Bernard M. Baruch
Business
19-Aug-1870 20-Jun-1965 Coined the term Cold War
James F. Byrnes
Politician
2-May-1882 9-Apr-1972 US Secretary of State, 1945-47
John C. Calhoun
Politician
18-Mar-1782 31-Mar-1850 US Vice President, champion of the South
Charles Duke
Astronaut
3-Oct-1935   10th to walk on the Moon
Dizzy Gillespie
Jazz Musician
21-Oct-1917 7-Jan-1993 Be-bop jazz trumpeter
Wade Hampton
Politician
28-Mar-1818 11-Apr-1902 Governor of South Carolina, 1877-79
Andrew Jackson
Head of State
15-Mar-1767 8-Jun-1845 7th US President, 1829-37
Jasper Johns
Painter
15-May-1930   Neo-Dadaist painter of US Flag
Henry Laurens
Politician
24-Feb-1724 8-Dec-1792 Captured negotiating treaty with Holland
Francis Marion
Military
c. 1732 26-Feb-1795 The Swamp Fox
Frank McGuire
Basketball
8-Nov-1914 11-Nov-1994 NCAA Basketball Coach
Charles Pinckney
Politician
26-Oct-1757 29-Oct-1824 Author of much of the US Constitution
Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
Government
25-Feb-1746 16-Aug-1825 Not one cent for tribute
Thomas Sumter
Military
14-Aug-1734 1-Jun-1832 Revolutionary War general
Strom Thurmond
Politician
5-Dec-1902 26-Jun-2003 US Senator from South Carolina, 1954-2003
Charles H. Townes
Physicist
28-Jul-1915   Invention of the maser and laser
William Westmoreland
Military
26-Mar-1914 18-Jul-2005 Commanded US Army in Vietnam War


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