Hours & Admission

10am- 4pm, Monday-Saturday
Admission: FREE

Resources:

• Primary and secondary research materials consisting of books, microfilm, computer databases and historical artifacts relating to the Southern Campaign;
• The Bobby G. Moss Revolutionary War Collection;
• Microfilm copies of the Lyman C. Draper Manuscript Collection, the Cornwallis Papers, and North and South Carolina Audited Accounts for Revolutionary War service;
• The published papers of Henry Laurens, Nathanael Greene, and other important Rev War figures;
• Copies of virtually every important book published on the Revolution in the Southern colonies.

Utilizing the CHM’s library, archives, and historical collections, the Institute fills a void in Revolutionary War studies and scholarly resources, which traditionally have concentrated on the Northern campaigns of the American Revolution. The institute is the only center exclusively dedicated to the study of the Revolution in the Southern states of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Tennessee. Although the general scope of the Institute is the entire Southern Campaign, it has a particular focus on the Revolutionary War in the Carolina backcountry.

Culture & Heritage Museums historian and author Michael C. Scoggins serves as the institute’s research director. The institute has also successfully recruited a distinguished advisory council composed of scholars who have made significant contributions to the study of the Southern Campaign.

Other goals

In addition to serving as a scholarly research center, the Southern Revolutionary War Institute offers academic internships and volunteer opportunities, publishes scholarly books and articles and presents ongoing public educational programs including lectures, guided tours and a biennial symposium.

Contact Information

For further information regarding the Southern Revolutionary War Institute, please contact:
Michael C. Scoggins, Historian
Culture & Heritage Museums
212 East Jefferson Street
York, SC 29745
Phone 803-684-3948 x31
Fax 803-684-0230
micscoggins@chmuseums.org