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South Carolina Legal History Collection

Housed in a room at the south end of the 1st floor of the Law Library, the South Carolina Legal History Collection encompasses both primary and secondary published sources dealing with the legal, constitutional and political development of the state. In addition, it contains portraits, papers and memorabilia. While the displays will be of interest to all, the fundamental purpose of the collection is to support scholarly research.

The Legal History Room is open for viewing or research whenever Reference staff is on duty. Circulation of material from the collection is restricted. Click here for a selected annotated bibliography of material included in the Legal History collection.

Rare Books

Almost all items owned by the library published before 1859 are housed in off-site storage. The titles are listed in the online catalog. Please consult Reference staff for access to these materials.

Microforms

A significant portion of the Law Library's collection is in microform, housed in cabinets at the southwest corner of the first floor. There is a microform reader/printer close to the reference desk. Much of the microform collection can be accessed through the online catalog. However, certain materials can only be accessed using published indexes. See Reference staff for assistance.

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