Landmark Conference - York
​March 19-21, 2026

We're looking forward to the Conference in York County, Thursday evening through Saturday, March 19-21.
Sessions and tours celebrate York County history in the context of state and national history. The Conference is an excellent opportunity to connect and reconnect with historians from across the state.
SAVE THE DATE!!!

Awards

Submit awards nominations
Deadline: Friday, February 20, 2026
Awards Luncheon: Friday, March 20
Be a Sponsor to help fund it and promote your organization.

Exhibitors

Sponsors

If you'd like to be an exhibitor on Friday during the Conference, let us know by completing our online Exhibitor Form.

Exhibitor Form

If you'd like to be a sponsor of the Conference, connect with us to learn about the various levels and benefits. 

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Past Landmark Conferences

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2025 - Sumter, SC
​2024 - Orangeburg, SC - SC: Shaping History, Civil Rights Edition
2023 - Florence, SC (Hosted by Frances Marion University)
2022 - Lexington County, SC "Legends and Liver Nips"
2021 - No conference due to COVID19 pandemic
2020 - Charleston, SC "350 Years of Change" - Cancelled due to COVID19 pandemic
2019 - Anderson, SC "Untold Stories"
2018 - Fort Mill, SC "Made in Ft. Mill"
2017 - Berkeley County, SC
2016 - Beaufort, SC
2015 - Oconee County, SC "Mountain, Museums & More!"
2014 - Calhoun County, SC "50th Anniversary of the Landmark Conference"
2013 - Spartanburg, SC "The Sparkle City: A Diverse Legacy"
2012 - North Augusta, SC "Railroads, Resorts & Rogues along the River: The History of N. Augusta"
2011 - Colleton County, SC "The Revolutionary War in SC"
2010 - Georgetown, SC
2009 - Columbia, SC
2008 - Greenville, SC
2007 - Beaufort, SC
2006 - Aiken, SC
2005 - Charleston, SC
2004 - Edgefield, SC
2003 - Spartanburg, SC
2002 - Abbeville, SC
2001 - Moncks Corner, SC
2000 - Sumter, SC
1999 - Walterboro, SC
1998 - Columbia & Lexington, SC
1997 - Bennettsville, SC
1996 - Aiken, SC
1995 - Georgetown, SC
1994 - York County, SC
1993 - Beaufort, SC
1992 - Cheraw, SC
1991 - Clemson, SC
1990 - Charleston, SC
1989 - Camden, SC ("Birth Conference" of the Palmetto Trust for Historic Preservation, now Preserve SC)
1988 - Greenville, SC
1987 - Columbia, SC
1986 - Abbeville, SC
1985 - Aiken, SC
1984 - Rock Hill, SC (Joint Conference with SC Federation of Museums)
1983 - Florence, SC
1982 - Spartanburg, SC
1981 - Georgetown, SC
1980 - Charleston, SC
1979 - Anderson, SC
1978 - Bennettsville, SC
1977 - Greenwood, SC
1976 - Camden, SC
1975 - Beaufort, SC
1974 - Hickory Knob State Park, McCormick County Historical Society
1973 - Columbia, SC
1972 - Charleston, SC
1971 - Myrtle Beach, SC
1970 - Camden, SC
1969 - Spartanburg, SC
1968 - Edgefield, SC
1967 - Georgetown, SC
1966 - Clemson, SC
1965 - Savannah & Hilton Head Island, SC
1964 - Batesburg Leesville, SC (Organization of Confederation)