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Explore the world of minerals with Minerals Today! 💎 Check out the August 1991 issue for fascinating facts about fluorite and more—discover what makes this mineral so special! #FedDocFriday #MineralFacts #GreatOutdoorsMonth

Today’s #SCDocsRock highlights SC Office of Resilience, whose mission is to lessen the impact of disasters on the communities and citizens of South Carolina. To view digital publications, visit tinyurl.com/3v6rc78h

Did you know that Joel R. Poinsett was the first U.S. ambassador to Mexico? He brought back a now-popular plant from Mexico, which derives its English name from him: the poinsettia. #TriviaTuesdaySC

Want to learn more at the first sixteen South Carolina state parks in this guide produced by the South Carolina State Commission of Forestry in 1940, visit tinyurl.com/4wc3vazh #SCDocsRock

We love summer reading! This week's #ThrowbackThursday photo is from the Smokey Bear Summer Reading program in 1955.

Unearth the hidden stories of abandoned mineral lands in national parks with the Interim Inventory and Assessment report! 🏞️ Check it out: bit.ly/4ilWDyH #FedDocFriday #NationalParks #Minerals #GreatOutdoorsMonth

In this week’s #SCDocsRock, we are highlighting the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission, which was created in 1935. To view their digital documents, visit tinyurl.com/mr883rp7

Check out our events this month! For more information about these events, visit statelibrary.sc.gov/events

Did you know that, according to the South Carolina Aeronautics airport locator, there are 208 public and private airports currently used in the Palmetto State?#TriviaTuesdaySC

“Report of South Carolina’s Air Transport Potential” was produced by the Research and Planning Department of the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission in 1945. To check out this document, visit tinyurl.com/2pvx5yxh #SCDocsRock

Join us on July 16 for our next Speaker at the Center event with Heather McPherson, Curator of Collections at the SC Military Museum. She will present South Carolina stories of aviation and space exploration. To learn more about this event, visit tinyurl.com/ejj6twya

Happy #ThrowbackThursday! Today's photo is of the South Carolina State Library Building Dedication Program from February 18, 1970.

Happy Fourth of July! We will be closed today, Friday, July 4, 2025, and return on Monday, July 7, 2025.

🚀 Take off on a learning adventure! "Discovery Tour" is perfect for kid’s Pre-K–3rd grade—explore the wonders of space & flight ✈️ from home! 📘 Check it out: bit.ly/3Fu3PLO #STEMforkids #FedDocFriday #AirAndSpace

Today’s #SCDocsRock highlights Trident Technical College. Founded in 1964, Trident Technical College is located in Charleston and is one of the 16 schools in the South Carolina Technical College System. To view digital publications, visit tinyurl.com/y34jptm5

Did you know that astronaut Charles Duke was raised in Lancaster, SC, and became the youngest person to walk on the moon during the Apollo 16 mission on April 27, 1972? #TriviaTuesdaySC

Join us next week for our next Speaker at the Center event with Heather McPherson, Curator of Collections at the SC Military Museum. She will present South Carolina stories of aviation and space exploration. To learn more about this event, visit tinyurl.com/ejj6twya

Check out the “South Carolina Hall of Fame: Ronald Erwin McNair, Scientist/Astronaut” DVD at tinyurl.com/35mtx5ef #SCDocsRock

Happy #ThrowbackThursday! This week's photo is from 1950 of librarians unpacking books for the shelves inside the State Library Board.

🌍 Earth at Night is a stunning collection of nighttime images from space showing how humans & nature light up the dark. Check it out now and experience Earth like never before: bit.ly/43xAiZr #FedDocFriday #EarthAtNight #NASA