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Pineville, a historic refuge— The Pineville Academy

The Pineville Academy was incorporated by the State of South Carolina in 1805. It had the right to own real and personal property and to produce income not exceeding $5,000 a year. A provision allowed the academy to receive escheated (confiscated by the state) property in St. Stephen’s Parish. A controversy arose when Mrs. Elizabeth

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Pineville, a historic refuge—The Fever of 1833

Springfield Plantation house near Pineville was built in 1818 for Joseph Palmer. It survived the Civil War but was demolished in 1939 for the Santee-Cooper Project. The land is now beneath Lake Moultrie. During the War of American Independence, most of the plantation homes along the Santee River were sacked and burned by the British

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Lewiston man charged in burglaries at church, business, house in Wilton

Lewiston man charged in burglaries at church, business, house in Wilton
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