“B” is for Brown Fellowship Society. The Brown Fellowship Society was established in 1790 by free persons of color in Charleston.

“S “is for Spillane, Frank Morrison (1918-2006). Author.

“S” is for Spencer, James Alexander (1850-1911). Legislator, educator.

“S” is for Spence, Floyd Davidson (1928-2001). Legislator, congressman.

“B” is for Bull, Stephen (died 1800). Soldier, legislator.

“B” is for Brown, William Melvin, Jr. (1934-1994). Manufacturer.

“B” is for Brown, Thomas (1750-1825). Soldier. Brown was among the most notorious loyalist commanders in the South during the Revolutionary War.

“B” is for Brown, Thomas (1750-1825). Soldier. Brown was among the most notorious loyalist commanders in the South during the Revolutionary War.

“S” is for Spartanburg Pellagra Hospital. The pellagra hospital in Spartanburg was the nation's first facility dedicated to discovering the cause of that baffling and serious disorder.

“S” is for Spartanburg Methodist College. The college traces its origins to the Textile Industrial Institute (TII), founded in 1911 by David English Camak then pastor of Duncan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church, South in the Spartan Mill Village.