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Lee and Karen Duquette
stopped at Historic Downtown Lancaster, South Carolina
(for their third time)
August 23, 2026
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It
is advised that you visit
the combined sites of 2020 and 2023 before viewing this site. A few
of the photos below are of the same places, but most are DIFFERENT
and of more things than shown here. A link at the bottom of this page
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Below: The city
of Lancaster is in the north central part of South Carolina, just south
of the North Carolina state line in the Charlotte Metropolitan Area. Remember
that the 2020 photos are different from these, and include more history,
signs, and places. So the photos below are mostly different than the other
page, which is more extensive. |
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Below: The Statue
is a reminder of the fadeless fame which Lancaster's soldiers won in defending
the honor of the South, the rights of the States, the liberties of the
people, the sentiments of the South and the principles of the Union, as
they were handed down to them by the fathers of our common country. Closer
photos of the statue are shown on the page posted in 2020. |
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Below: Around the
corner of the courthouse, Lee and Karen Duquette stopped at the Lancaster
County Hall of Fame Murals once again. These photos might be a bit different
from the previous ones taken previously. |
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Below: The Lancaster
County Wall of Fame. NOTE: Close-ups of these Lancaster County Wall of
fame photos who have contributed significantly to society, plus historical
figures are on the 2020
- 2023 previous page, along with their information, which is not posted
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Below: Then Karen
and Lee Duquette explored the monuments for their second time which were
also posted on the 2020 page. But the angles of these photos are a bit
different from the 2020 page. |
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Below: The Monument taken from
two different angles. |
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Below: Amazing
murals on a small side street in Lancaster, South Carolina - one mural
on each side of a small walkway. They have been improved since the previous
photos taken in 2023, mostly because this time, Karen Duquette was able
to walk the walkway in-between the photos, which she could not do in
2023, because if was not completed at that time. |
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Below: Close-up photos of each
of the two murals shown above. |
Below: Mural shown above on the
left side of the walkway |
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Below: Mural shown above on
the right side of the walkway - two photos taken at different angles |
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Below: A close-up of the ball globe shown
in the above photo |
Label on the side of the wall |
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Below: Photos taken from the
moving car on Main Street intersecting with Dunlap Street |
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Below: Driving by a dam |
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After leaving Lancaster, Karen
Duquette photographed the Fort Lawn sign |
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