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After 17 years, Faye Jensen plans to step down from her role at the South Carolina Historical Society. Elizabeth Chew will succeed Jensen after an national search.

South Carolina Historical Society (SCHS) announced Friday that noted historian, curator, and educator Dr. Elizabeth Chew, is the organization’s new CEO. Chew took over the position this week. She was identified through a national executive search and succeeds Dr. Faye Jensen, who is retiring after a 17+ year tenure at the Society and who will become CEO Emeritus.

The South Carolina Historical Society (SCHS) has named a new leader. Historian, curator, and educator Dr. Elizabeth Chew is the organization's new CEO, accordin

For 165 years, the SC Historical Society has amassed and preserved an invaluable and impressive collection of state and national historical resources.

Charleston reviewing Market-area timeshare project from Marriott Vacations

Self-Guided Tour on Oct. 29 to Include Historic Sites from the Revolutionary Era

Faye Jensen has advocated for South Carolina’s rich and diverse history for nearly 20 years.

SUBMITTED The South Carolina Historical Society (SCHS) is proud to announce its "Fall for History" campaign, which will provide free admission to the SCHS Museum in Charleston on every Saturday in October for all patrons. The exact dates for free …

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – For a limited time, Charleston locals and tourists can take advantage of free admission at the South Carolina Historical Society (SCHS) Museum.  According to the SCHS, free admission to the museum will be offered every Saturday in October.  The free admission is part of its “Fall for History” program to encourage visitors […]

The South Carolina Historical Society Museum’s new exhibit, “Africa to America: The Plantation Culture of Early South Carolina,” focuses on the plight of enslaved Africans and the many contributions they