Aiken Black History Tour Highlights Local Landmarks
Aiken residents and leaders tour historic sites linked to African American history. Stops include the Laurens Street area once home to Matthews Butcher Shop, Hahn's Company Grocery, the Second Baptist Church on Hampton Avenue, and the first black elementary school in Aiken County. The February exhibit at the Aiken County Historical Museum marks Black History Month.
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Hahn’s Company
Second Baptist Church
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Smith Hazel Recreation Center
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Schofield Middle School
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Expansion doubles capacity for Hall with Sackses
The Hall with the Sackses, guided by Hank Moormann and Stewart Builders, added over 4000 square feet boosting capacity near triple. New facade windows kitchen and lobby and can host two events simultaneously. The couple finished the work before a wedding after Easter while staff grew to 15 with long tenured members.
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Sackses
Hank Moormann
Stewart
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Maggie
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