Black Dahlia research notes on display at USC library
USC researchers display James Ellroy notes and outlines for The Black Dahlia at Thomas Cooper Library. Ellroy’s hand written drafts accompany research into Elizabeth Short’s brutal 1947 murder, a case still captivating students and film audiences.
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Fragment of Charleston wall fragment fuels debate on city fortification
Historians weigh whether a sewer tunnel discovery in Charleston reveals an original 17th or 18th century city wall. Experts note brickwork height and thickness, logs and cobblestones, and maps showing Vanderhorst Creek, while questions remain about location and age.
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