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Blue Savannah-Swamp Fox Chapter

South Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution

Mrs. Mary Eaddy

2011 Women in History Celebration

           March 23, 2011

Blue Savannah/ Swamp Fox

2011 Woman In History

Mrs. Mary Eaddy

 Approximately 135 people attended the Women in History Celebration at the Marion County Museum, which was a drop in for Mary Eaddy.

A tireless advocate of the homeless, she has been a community leader and church leader whose service has improved the lives of many people in Marion County. 

Right:  Regent Bettise Davidson presents Mary Eaddy with an NSDAR Woman in History certificate. 

 (Photographs by Jerri White.

     Wallace Lee Foxworth, Jr.

SCDAR Outstanding Teacher of American History

     March 26, 2011

Wallace Foxworth, a teacher at Johnakin Middle School in Marion and the Blue Savannah/Swamp Fox Teacher of the Year was selected as the SCDAR Outstanding Teacher of American History.  State Regent Marilyn Altman and State Historian  

Penny Renwick present him with a pin, certificate and a check on

March 26, 2011 at the SCDAR State Conference in Columbia. 

(Photographs by Jerri White.)

     Founders Day at Tamassee

     October 12-13, 2009

 Founders Day began with a complimentary breakfast served in the Dining Hall.

A beautiful table centerpiece at the breakfast was placed in honor of Missy Lipscomb.

The State Regent’s project is to replace the old globes on the street lights at Tamassee (above, far left) with stars identical to the original street light covers. 

The only original street light (second picture) is beside the dining hall.  

The Pullman Center Thrift Shop on Highway 11 provides funds for Tamassee and bargains for shoppers.  We saw everything from bridal gowns to dishes!

State Regent Altman also will continue the restoration of the South Carolina Cottage (left), including the downstairs parlor (middle) 

and office (right) with receiving area at the South Carolina Cottage.

              (Pictures, left to right)

After passing through the entrance to Tamassee, visitors drive over an old bridge and catch a glimpse of the beautiful rapids. 

Chapel bells chime on the hour at Tamassee. 

The Founders Day Program was held in the auditorium.  

No one can leave Tamassee without spending a few quiet moments in the Margaret Lipscomb Garden.

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