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Cainhoy, Huger residents warn of I-526's impact - Charleston City Paper

Cainhoy, Huger residents warn of I-526's impact - Charleston City Paper
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Preserving the history of a changing community - Charleston City Paper

The Daniel Island Historical Society (DIHS) picked Conover, then a CofC senior, as its first intern for the Cainhoy Collective Oral History Project. ....

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Community works to protect Cainhoy burial grounds

Community works to protect Cainhoy burial grounds
VIDEO: Community works to protect Cainhoy burial grounds
By Paola Tristan Arruda | April 28, 2021 at 9:43 PM EDT - Updated April 28 at 11:15 PM
BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - A community in the Cainhoy area is hoping to protect burial grounds they say is being threatened by a development.
People working to preserve graves in and around the McDowell cemetery said it dates back to the late 1690â²s. It was an all-White cemetery until the late 1800â²s. African Americans have been buried right outside of its fences in a separate burial ground.
MaeRe Chandler Skinner is the Chair of the Cainhoy Methodist Church & Cemetery which owns the parcel that the cemetery is on. She has been working with Fred Lincoln to identify African American graves and combine both areas into one. ....

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