I’m at an extended heritage of John C Calhoun’s slaves my great great grandmother Mary Jane Calhoun was born in the ownership of John C Calhoun I document this I’ve been to foothill in 2016 and talk to the curator my daughter and I Tamika Evans he gave us a tour of fort Hill the main house and Calhoun’s personal office in the back of the main house this is all the curator gave me a personal book that Hehad written he and another lady author had written concerning forthill
Thank you, Mr. Evans, for reaching out to Historic Properties. We very much enjoyed your and your daughter’s visit to Fort Hill. We hope that you may be able to return in the future. If we can be of further assistance, please contact us at: hisprop@clemson.edu or call (864) 656-2475.
In the summer of 1972 our family stayed at an historic inn on or near the Clemson campus. It was large and white and did have an elevator. Does anyone know what the name of this building was?
I’m at an extended heritage of John C Calhoun’s slaves my great great grandmother Mary Jane Calhoun was born in the ownership of John C Calhoun I document this I’ve been to foothill in 2016 and talk to the curator my daughter and I Tamika Evans he gave us a tour of fort Hill the main house and Calhoun’s personal office in the back of the main house this is all the curator gave me a personal book that Hehad written he and another lady author had written concerning forthill
Thank you, Mr. Evans, for reaching out to Historic Properties. We very much enjoyed your and your daughter’s visit to Fort Hill. We hope that you may be able to return in the future. If we can be of further assistance, please contact us at: hisprop@clemson.edu or call (864) 656-2475.
In the summer of 1972 our family stayed at an historic inn on or near the Clemson campus. It was large and white and did have an elevator. Does anyone know what the name of this building was?
You may be referring to the Clemson House – https://ci.clemson.edu/blogs/blog/2019/11/history-of-the-clemson-house/