Hurricane Hugo, 1989.

Scope and Contents From the Series: Audiovisual (10 linear ft.) comprises the longest time-span of all the series, documenting Campbell‘s career from his 1978 election to Congress to his support of George W. Bush in the 2000 presidential election. Specifically, AV material documents his 1978, 1982, 1984, and 1986 campaigns for public office, his economic development efforts as governor (including BMW‘s arrival in the Upstate), his appearances in the national media as a leading Republican, and his work on the Bush (1988, 1992),...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 6 linear feet of material arranged in five series: Public, Personal, Speeches, Clippings, and Audiovisual. The public papers focus on Theodore’s time in the General Assembly. The largest category of topical material is education. Materials of interest are the Education Finance Act, which Theodore helped write in his time as Chairman of the House Education and Public Works Committee, and the Education Improvement Act. Personal papers are chiefly from his campaigns for...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 6 linear feet of material arranged in five series: Public, Personal, Speeches, Clippings, and Audiovisual. The public papers focus on Theodore’s time in the General Assembly. The largest category of topical material is education. Materials of interest are the Education Finance Act, which Theodore helped write in his time as Chairman of the House Education and Public Works Committee, and the Education Improvement Act. Personal papers are chiefly from his campaigns for...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The papers consist of 6 linear feet of material arranged in five series: Public, Personal, Speeches, Clippings, and Audiovisual. The public papers focus on Theodore’s time in the General Assembly. The largest category of topical material is education. Materials of interest are the Education Finance Act, which Theodore helped write in his time as Chairman of the House Education and Public Works Committee, and the Education Improvement Act. Personal papers are chiefly from his campaigns for...

Scope and Contents From the Series: Audiovisual Material includes drawings of Waddell, photographs, and videocassettes. Among the photographs are several of South Carolina’s political notables. These include Carroll A. Campbell, Jr., W. J. Bryan Dorn, James B. Edwards, Ernest F. “Fritz” Hollings, Olin D. Johnston, Harriet H. Keyserling, Richard W. “Dick” Riley, George Bell Timmerman, and John C. West. Some videocassettes illustrate Waddell’s interest in coastal issues; and particularly the impact of Hurricane Hugo in 1989....

Scope and Contents From the Series: Personal papers, 1976 to 2011, consist of materials related to Hendricks’ life outside of his legislative career. These include materials from his political campaigns, his early career in banking, and his activities as President and CEO of the South Carolina Bankers Association. The SCBA subseries forms the bulk of this series and documents Hendricks’ various activities as head of the SCBA, including sharing news with members, supporting the association’s educational efforts, responding to...

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The Clippings series, 1984 to 2012, consists of clippings documenting various issues affecting the banking industry and South Carolina banks, as well as highlights from Hendricks’ legislative and banking careers.

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T. Eston Marchant served as the Adjutant General of South Carolina from 1979 to 1995. His career in the military spanned almost fifty years. He also was an attorney and active in his community. Marchant served on the Board of Trustees of the University of South Carolina from 1965 to 1978. In 1990, he was named South Carolinian of the Year.

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Natural Resources consists of materials on conservation, chiefly the Beachfront Management Act, H. 3731, which created erosion zones and new guidelines for the construction and repair of homes built on beachfront property. Also included are the Underwater Antiquities Act, the Conservation Easement Act, the South Carolina Conservation Finance Project, and the South Carolina Wildlife Federation.

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James Madison Waddell, Jr., represented Beaufort and Jasper Counties as a Democrat in the South Carolina General Assembly for over thirty-five years. He was particularly interested in coastal conservation issues, and was founder and chairman of the South Carolina Coastal Council (now the Office of Ocean and Coastal Resource Management). In 1992 he resigned from the Senate to serve as an appointee of Governor Carroll Campbell on the state Tax Commission