Rediscovered Civil War era fan language in Charleston
In Charleston, a flirtatious Civil War era scene unfolds as women in hoop skirts use fans parasols and handkerchiefs to convey messages to soldiers in gray. The practice, revived amid renewed interest in the era, allows subtle courtship lessons in a prim South setting with expert notes on meaning and social etiquette.
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Charleston
S.C
Lila Watts
South Carolina auxiliary member teaches historic language
A member of the 10th South Carolina Ladies Auxiliary reenactment group studies a historic language and now teaches it to others, keeping regional heritage alive through education and community engagement.
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South Carolina Ladies Auxiliary
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