USCB interns help Beaufort History Museum recover lost stories

Petticoats from the 1800s, musical instruments from the turn of the 20th century, and other family heirlooms are dusty raw materials for USC Beaufort History majors Karina Iaffaldano and Madeline Jones during their internship at the Beaufort History Museum.

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Andersen–Michelsen

The engagement of Michael James Drummond Andersen, of Beaufort, S.C., formerly of Fairfax, Va., and…

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Obituaries

Martha Conway

Martha Royette Conway, 90, passed quietly in her sleep on Thursday, July 16, 2026 in…

Justine Q. Heyman

Justine Q. Heyman, a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, passed away peacefully at her home…

May Crockett

May Mazyck Rosenblath Crockett, age 92 of Beaufort, S.C. passed away on Thursday, July 9,…
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de l’Aigle: Bearing witness, inspiring joy

Yesterday, I walked around the twisted remains of the 300-year-old Witness Tree that collapsed on the evening of Aug. 31 into the morning of Sept. 1 across from the Pat Conroy Literary Center. The first feeling I got was very heavy, but soon I found myself in awe of this amazing work of biological engineering.
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