Historian, Author & Radio Host
Historian, Author & Radio Host
Among more than a dozen books that he has written or edited are South Carolina: A History and Partisans and Redcoats: The Southern Campaign that Turned the Tide of the American Revolution. He was also editor-in-chief of The South Carolina Encyclopedia.
" Walter Edgar has gently promoted the audacious notion that women, Native Americans, African-Americans, Upstate mill workers and woodsmen ought to have as significant a place in the great mosaic of (South Carolina’s) history as the powder-wigged Lords Proprietors, Revolutionary War heroes and Civil War generals who straddle the historical imagination.”
Carolyn Click, The State
" Walter Edgar has gently promoted the audacious notion that women, Native Americans, African-Americans, Upstate mill workers and woodsmen ought to have as significant a place in the great mosaic of (South Carolina’s) history as the powder-wigged Lords Proprietors, Revolutionary War heroes and Civil War generals who straddle the historical imagination.”
Carolyn Click, The State
From books to barbecue, from current events to Colonial history, Walter Edgar's Journal delves into the arts, culture, history of South Carolina and the American South. View the Program Listings on SC ETV Radio.
From the most entertaining and readable opus ever penned on the state- South Carolina: A History- to the comprehensive South Carolina Encyclopedia, Walter's rich narratives tell the stories of the South.