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Orangeburg, city (1990 pop. 13,739), seat of Orangeburg co., central S.C., on the North Fork of the Edisto River; settled 1732, inc. as a city 1883. It is the trade and processing center of a cotton and agricultural area with textile, clothing, and food-distribution industries. Yard and gardening products, ball and roller bearings, automotive parts, electronics, and chemicals are also produced. Orangeburg was a planned settlement established by German-Swiss immigrants who had free grants of land. It is the seat of South Carolina State Univ. and Claflin Univ. Of interest are the Edisto gardens and the Donald Bruce House (c.1735). |
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Our customer support facilities in Orangeburg, New York and Decatur, Alabama are designed to support the needs of our customers in these dynamic markets. Union State Bank announced that Mary Ciani has been appointed as branch manager of its Orangeburg, N. The shop and school were launched by Shirley Fields-Martin, a dancer and teacher who moved from Manhattan to South Carolina after her husband got a job in Orangeburg. |
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