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Bonds Conway House
Phone: (803) 425-1123
City: Camden
Region: Midlands
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Bonds Conway House
This restored house (c. 1812) was built by Bonds Conway, believed to be the first African-American in Camden to purchase his freedom and that of his family. An accomplished architect and father of 11 children, he died at the age of 80 in 1843. The Kershaw County Historical Society is housed here.
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