Louise C. Proctor Hall

11/04/2024

Proctor Hall is currently in need and looking for donations or a discount on the following items:

- Washing machine
- Dryer also if available
- 7.5' or larger Christmas Tree
- Additional Christmas trees and ornaments any size for additional beautification of the property
- Any monetary donation is always greatly appreciated!

Louise C. Proctor Hall operates as a 501-c-3 and depends on donations, both material and monetary, to sustain. We are able to provide tax documentation for your records. So if you are looking to donate this holiday season, please consider Louise C. Proctor Hall. If you are interested in donating, please contact our site director Amanda Outen at 803-243-6372 or mail donations direct to the following address:
Louise C Proctor Hall
2030 Lyttleton St
Camden SC, 29020

Thank you in advance! And we wish all of you a joyful, holiday season!

02/02/2024

This Sunday we will celebrate the life of one of our own, Mrs. Annie Mcguirt Boone. Annie devoted her life to Louise C Proctor Hall and it is a better place because of her. One of the most caring and loving people you would ever have the honor to meet, she will be deeply missed. Please keep her family and friends in your prayers. Rest in peace, Miss Annie. Until we meet again... ❤️

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09/09/2022

We are excited to announce tickets are now available for our 7th Annual Haunted Legends of Camden Tour! Get your tickets in advance through the link below. Hope to see you all there!!!

Join us for an evening of spooky fun as you learn about the most legendary tales that have been buried deep in the history of Kershaw County

04/08/2021

Captain Burwell Boykin Salmond was the son of Thomas and Margaret Salmond. He enlisted in Wheeler’s Calvary when the Civil War broke out. A year later, he was killed in an accident near Tupelo, Mississippi. His commission as Captain came a few days after his death.

03/31/2021

Proctor Hall was built by the local business leader and Camden Mayor, Thomas Durham Salmond, around 1823.