Little League All Stars - 1970 - Lancaster SC

The Lancaster Little League Baseball All Stars pose at Wylie Park on July 17, 1970.

Bottom Left to Right: Alan "Wrap" Reynolds, Tommy Rushing, David Hamrick, Bill Carnes, Tedd Williams, Rusty Rumford, Tony Ackerman, Eric Lucas.
  
Top Left to Right: Rex "Grandpa" Faile, Van Hegler, Nathan McManus, Randy Carnes, Greg (Satch) Crolley, Tracy Roddey, Mark Fox, David Kennington, Joey Ghent.
  
3rd row Coaches Left: Billy Hunter.  Right: Jack "Monk" Lucas


(Photo by Lee Studio/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography)

The Lancaster News

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Main Street and Hyatt Theater - 1970s - Lancaster SC

Main St. is seen, looking south, in the 1970s. Hyatt Theater, Penny's and Mac's Lunch can be seen in the photograph.

(Photo by Bobby Bell/Bell Studio/Image on file with Travis Bell Photography)


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Chicks with Hits Coming to Bundy Auditorium

Poster for Lancaster "Our Stories"

Many thanks to everyone who has watched Lancaster "Our Stories". And thanks to See Lancaster and Blackmon Insurance Group for their support. 

This is the poster for the film that you may have seen on social media. Feel free to download and share. 

Episode 1 can be viewed at: 

https://lancasterarchive.blogspot.com/2018/06/episode-1-lancaster-our-stories.html

Lancaster City Fire Department - 1966 - Lancaster SC

The Lancaster City Fire Department poses for a group photo in April of 1966.  (Photo by Lee Studio/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography)

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Blackmon Insurance Group

Many thanks to Blackmon Insurance Group for sponsoring the first episode of Lancaster "Our Stories"

Contact them at 803.246.0067 or visit their website at: http://blackmoninsgrp.com/

Episode 1 - Lancaster "Our Stories"

WHAT IF THEY SHARED THEIR FAVORITE STORIES? WHAT IF THEIR MEMORIES CAME TO LIFE?

Many thanks to everyone who helped make this happen.

Episode 1-Lancaster "Our Stories"

South 200 Shopping Center Construction - 1966 - Lancaster SC

The South 200 Shopping Center is seen under construction on April 29, 1966. Present day, this building is seen on the right if you're coming from Columbia into Lancaster and a fireworks sign is seen up on the hill behind it. Today, Second Baptist Church would be seen up the road to the left.

(Photo by Lee Studio/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography)

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Lancaster Bicentennial Parade - 1985 - Lancaster SC

A parade honoring Lancaster's bicentennial heads up North Main St. in March of 1985.(Photo by Bobby Bell/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography)

Belk's Parking Lot - 1968 - Lancaster SC

The Belk's parking lot is seen on Feb. 17, 1968 on the 100 block of South Main St. This image was made while standing near Catawba St. Main St. is just over the buildings in the background behind the Belk's sign.  (Photo by Lee Studio/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography)

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Kilburnie - The Inn at Craig Farm

Lancaster High School Aerial - 1973 - Lancaster SC

Woodland Dr.is under construction and there are no fast food restaurants on North Main St. in this March 1973 photograph of Lancaster High School, looking north. Look closely, and you'll see a road under construction that extended Stadium Dr. out to Woodland Dr.That extension is not there today. This is a great image to download and zoom in on. (Photo by Lavoy Studio/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography) 

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Lancaster "Our Stories" Documentary

What if they shared their favorite stories? What if their memories came to life?

Excited to release the trailer for my documentary film about one of the greatest towns God ever made, my hometown Lancaster.

I've always loved the spirit in Lancaster and this project captures its people sharing their best memories. Thanks to all those who gave their time for this. First episode airs on June 7.

Williams Department Store - 1968 - Lancaster SC

The front of Williams Department Store, located at 205 S. Main St., is seen in this Feb 17, 1968 photo. With so many stores located in downtown Lancaster during that era, owners competed to see who could have the most attractive storefront windows. Tags can be seen on many items. Dresses were $8.99 and men's golf shirts were just $2.99.  (Photo by Lee Studio/Image on File with Travis Bell Photography)

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