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Compiled records showing serviceof military units in volunteer Union organizations
These records, compiled by the Adjutant General's Office, help us trace the movements of the 1st South Carolina, and why they moved.
Reminiscences of My Life in Camp with the 33d United States Colored Troops Late 1st S.C. Volunteers
The only account of a Civil War nurse that was written by a Black woman, Susie King Taylor's Reminiscences provide invaluable knowledge of the 1st SCV, its soldiers, officers, and movements.
Speech by Prince Rivers, recorded in a letter, November 4, 1863
In this report of the Pennsylvania Relief Association, a report comes in from Beaufort in which there are several speeches recorded.
Susie King Taylor, known as the first American Army Nurse
Susie King Taylor served as a nurse in the 33rd USCT for three years, while simultaneously working as a laundress and teaching children and soldiers to read.
Dress parade of the First South Carolina
One of the few pictures of the 1st SCV in Beaufort, likely at Camp Saxton. Photographer unknown.