The “Little House,” a nearly 200-year-old home thought to have been built by Bonds Conway, the first black man on record to have purchased his own freedom in Kershaw County, received a special dedication Tuesday recognizing the site’s historic restoration and cultural value to the community. Polly Lampshire, chairman of the Price House Commission, a group that works to preserve the city’s African-American heritage, said the project was a collaborative effort. “We have a number of people who helped us donate this house to the community.
'Little House' dedicated on Price House grounds

