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Hamburg-Carrsville African American Historic District

A historic marker in front of a large three-story white building.

Hamburg-Carrsville African American Historic District is located in South Carolina and was added to the Network in 2022. This site interprets the history and legacy of the Hamburg Community, which was a Freedman community established after the Civil War, and was the site of the “Hamburg Massacre,” an attack by former Confederates and Red Shirts against Black citizens during the 1876 election period.

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Reconstruction Era National Historical Park, Code: REER

Reconstruction Era National Historical Park
Latitude: 32.4328002929688, Longitude: -80.6705017089844

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