South Carolina Hall Of Fame recognizes contemporary and past citizens of

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who made outstanding contributions to the state's heritage and progress. The Hall of Fame is physically located in the

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. The Hall of Fame was originally dedicated in 1973 by Governor

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, and was signed into law as the official hall of fame by Governor

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in 2001.The South Carolina State Library houses DVDs produced by South Carolina ETV that highlight the inductees. In order to be eligible, nominees can include those originally from South Carolina who obtained recognition, or non-residents who made an impact in the state. At least one living and one deceased citizen is inducted each year.

Inductees

References

{{reflist South Carolina-related lists Halls of fame in South Carolina Lists of people from South Carolina State halls of fame in the United States