| Mineral
Publications Available:
GGMS-3
Mineral Resource Map of South Carolina 1:500,000 Scale (1997) by Arthur H.
Maybin, III. $18.00
Bulletin 2
Catalog of the mineral localities of South Carolina by Earle Sloan (1908)
reprinted (1979). $12.00
Open-File Report 112
South Carolina Principal Nonfuel Mineral
Producing Counties (1998) by Clark Niewendorp. $3.50
Mineral Resources
Series
Various publications |
South
Carolina Mineral Information:
Minerals Yearbook: The Mineral Industry of
South Carolina
Link to the most recent publication
requires Acrobat reader

The State Gem Stone is the
Amethyst |
Useful Links
and Addresses:
BOB CAMPBELL GEOLOGY MUSEUM at Clemson University
Low
Country Gem & Mineral Society (Charleston, SC)
c/o Mark Easterbrook
6701 Dorchester Rd., Apt. 1007
North Charleston, SC 29418-3735
Aiken
Gem, Mineral, and Fossil Society
3424 Meadow Drive
Aiken, SC 29801
Columbia Gem & Mineral Society
P.O. BOX 6333
Columbia, SC 29260
Anderson Gem and Mineral Society
508 Allenby Road
Anderson, SC 29841
Pendleton District Gem and Mineral Society
Open to the public. Meets 3rd Tuesday, 7:00 pm
Blue Ridge Art Association Seneca
Contact Betty Janzen 654-2832 for more information.
Rocky Trails
Rt. 4, Box 58
Hopkins, SC 29061
Central Carolina Gem and Lapidary Club
Rt. 6, Box 74
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Palmetto Diggins and Doings
115 Hillpine Drive
Simpsonville, SC 29681
*note: The
addresses listed are for mailing purposes only. |