Community & Conflict: Colonial Hilton Head 1717-1783

This is a Semiquincentennial presentation.  Creating a community on the Southern boundary of the American Colonies became a necessity for survival, and it became a source of conflict between remote government authority and the needs of enterprising settlers in the lands south of Charles Town.  Learn how Hilton Head Island was a microcosm of this regional strife well before the drums of revolution began to beat.

Presenter is Richard Thomas with the Heritage Library.  Held in Room 214 USCB Hilton Head island

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