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- 1. Walker Local History Room Richland County Public Library 1431 Assembly Street Columbia, South Carolina 29201
- 8. Assembly Street Market, circa 1934
- 9. Five Points, circa 1939
- 14. HeritageQuest
- 15. Newsbank
- 16. South Carolina Historical Newspapers
- 24. [email_address]
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- Sources: RCPL Historic Columbia Foundation Examples: Columbia’s City Halls Mann-Simons Cottage