Senator Benjamin Randolph's grave located in Randolph Cemetery, which is named in his honor.

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Black history in Columbia: Three landmarks to know

By Nick Sullivan | 8:40pm

A number of Columbia's historic Black locations have been lost over the years, but not all are gone. Check out these three landmarks that are still standing today.

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