Two meaningful visits to the French Protestant Church in London.

A private handling session of Huguenot silver delighted members.

A visit to the church where Benjamin Marion married Judith Balluet in 1686.

Lafayette descendant visits Charleston and the home where her ancestor was entertained in 1825.

More than 150 members were in attendance to celebrate 140 years of fellowship.

French Service held at the French Santee cross site in Jamestown, SC.

L’ Esprit Huguenot awards presented at 2025 annual Anniversary Meeting.

The ancestry of the Marion family from France to Carolina.

Don’t miss the Ramble on April 5, 2025. Here we provide all the details of the day’s events.

The Huguenot Society of South Carolina and The American Friends of Lafayette to Commemorate Lafayette200 with a talk at The French Protestant (Huguenot) Church: “The Edict of Toleration and Lafayette: a story of allied French descendants in the fight for liberty and toleration.”

Through misty eyes we see our cross is not damaged but its surroundings are forever changed.

The Revocation was remembered very near the Orange Quarter/St. Denis cross site.

Purrysburg Cross Site Inspection: Post Helene

The Society provided a talk South Carolina's Huguenot Heritage at the Lowcountry Senior Center today.

The Society participated in Colonial Day in Berkeley County sharing the history of the Huguenots and their impact on colonial South Carolina.

260th Anniversary of New Bordeaux: A wonderful program and visit to the cross site.

Society honors Harriott Cheves Leland

Preparing Huguenot Treasures for the April 12, 2024 membership tour!

A tremendous event with Explore Charleston open to locals and visitors.