
Oration for Independence Day
Delivered by Frederick A. Porcher, July 4, 1831 in Pineville, SC.
Benjamin Mazÿck to Daniel Ravenel
“The 50 Gun Ship is now all in flames – soon after she began to cannonade the gun room took fire.”
Huguenot-Walloon Items from the Collection
From the archives: the 1924 Huguenot stamps and coin.
A Gignilliat Letter Leads to Grits and Salt
An interesting connection of colonial foods with Huguenot history.
“Who was Lafayette?” Look it up! Then, you will remember.
First date of issue Lafayette commemorative stamps.
A HUGUENOT EPISODE OF THE REVOLUTION
From 1932, Huguenot descendants perform a dramatic scene.
A Scouting Trip to McClellanville and Wambaw
Planning for the 2025 Ramble to French Santee is underway!
In Memoriam: Robert Means Prioleau (1934-2024)
Remembering our past President, Bob Prioleau.