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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

05 Mar 2008

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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Mar 05, 2008

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5

Roast of Rosamond McDuffie Aims To Benefit Pine Lawn Cemetery

Saturday night roast honors Rosamond Durban McDuffie a key Aiken preservationist known as the Patron Saint of the Market for her work safeguarding the Aiken County Farmers Market and historic properties. Proceeds support Pine Lawn Cemetery with details for the event at the Aiken Center of the Arts.

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Rosamond Durban McDuffie Pine Lawn Cemetery McDuffie George Aimar Durban Augusta Rosa Wyman Aiken Aiken County Hospital Laurens Street Winter Colony St. Angela's ‘Academy Ophelia Minnie Pearl Colley Coker College Coker South Carolina City of Aiken Preserve America Aiken Center of the Arts Bil Moore
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Pine Lawn Cemetery History and Restoration Efforts in Aiken

Pine Lawn Cemetery on Florence Street between Hampton and Abbeville Avenues dates to 1852 and is listed on the Aiken Historic Register and the National Register of Historic Places. The cemetery honors veterans from the Civil War to Vietnam and serves as a burial site for slaves, former slaves, educators, physicians, and community leaders. The Pine Lawn Cemetery Board leads maintenance and restoration with city support for fencing, debris removal, and grave-site mapping, aided by USC Aiken students and volunteers.

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Pine Lawn Florence Street Hampton Abbeville Aiken City of
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