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Sunday, June 10th
2 — 3 p.m.
Second Sunday Stroll | Waverly
Free for members
$8/adult and $5/youth for non-members
Tour begins at First Calvary Baptist Church : 1401 Pine Street, Columbia, SC 29204
Join HC for our Second Sunday Stroll through Waverly!
Established shortly after the Civil War on plantation land once owned by Robert Latta, Waverly is recognized as one of Columbia’s first documented suburbs. By the late 1800s, the neighborhood was home to both black and white working- and middle-class residents. Growth, stimulated by railroad and streetcar lines, led to the district’s incorporation into the city limits by 1913. As the South became increasingly segregated during the Jim Crow era, Waverly evolved into a self-contained, self-sustaining black community featuring many middle- and upper-class African American residents, among whom were leaders within spiritual, business, academic and professional circles.
Second Sunday Strolls provide a guided tour for many of the neighborhoods featured in Historic Columbia's Retrace: Connecting Communities Through History brochures. Tours are 30 - 60 minutes in length. Walk-ins welcome!
Special thanks to our sponsor!
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