The Greenwood County 250 Commission is dedicated to preserving and promoting our rich Revolutionary War heritage.
Mission: To promote Greenwood County’s unique roles in the American Revolution by educating, engaging, and inspiring all residents and visitors, as well as mark the people, places, and events in Greenwood County to promote the nation’s Sestercentennial to help promote and encourage ecotourism.
Vision: To ensure that Greenwood’s Unique Revolutionary War Story lives on forever!
The Commission is grateful to have the support of the following partners.
The Liberty Trail—developed through a partnership between the American Battlefield Trust and the South Carolina Battleground Trust—connects battlefields across South Carolina and tells the captivating and inspiring stories of this transformative chapter of American history.
The South Carolina Battleground Preservation Trust seeks to protect and preserve these historic military sites across South Carolina to not only honor the soldiers who gave their lives in service to their country, but also provide current and future generations a space at which to remember, contemplate, discuss, and learn how our history not only shapes the past, but is also relevant to the present and future of our great state.
Kelly McWhorter–Co-chair
Chip Tinsley–Co-chair
Diana Bramble
Jennifer Donlon
Rob Jones
Jean Kroll
Floyd Nicholson
Loy Sartin
Eric Williams
96 Team
Eric Williams–Chair
Adrian Stewart
Donna Knight
Jennifer Donlon
Dr. Frank Rausch
Rick Morris
Diana Bramble
Beyond 96
Chip Tinsley–Chair
John Robert Young
Rob Jones
Wade Harrison
Ralph Scurry
Randy Creswell
Andrew Goforth
Caroline Whitmire
Jim Bates
Wayne Sartin
Ed Poliakoff
Jean Kroll–Chair
Karen Petit
Katie Hamilton
Sustainability Team
Kelly McWhorter–Chair
Chip Tinsley
Jameson Tinsley
John Cooper
Jennifer Donlon
Graham Duncan
Rick Green
Marketing & PR
Kelly McWhorter–Chair
Chip Tinsley
Loy Sartin
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