There is soon-to-be a big change in the works for the old bowling alley that would mark a turning point in Orangeburg history. If the plans of former I.P. Stanback Planteratium and Museum director Ellen Zisholtz come to pass, All Star Triangle will embark on a new chapter!
Flashback to February 8, 1968, a day etched in the minds and hearts of citizens of Orangeburg and the nation. Claiming the lives of three young men at SC State University in a confrontation with state highway patrol officers, gained the name as the Orangeburg Massacre. Three young men that were killed was Henry Smith, Delano Middleton, and Samuel Hammond, Jr.
(Picture courtesy to ABC News)
During our class, my classmates and I were granted the opportunity to interview Ms. Ellen Ziscoltz and find out more about her and the plans of the All Star Triangle Bowling Alley Restoration! (Click here to listen to the interview!)
SOT Ellen Zisholtz
In: I don't know if you know this
Out: Able to get control
SOT2: Can students and other people offer support?
SOT Ellen Zisholtz
In: Ok, Cleveland (Sellers) is on our board.
Out: To the students of SC State.
SOT3: Have you thought about interviewing people?
SOT Ellen Zisholtz
In: We want to get people who were here.
Out: It's the whole community.
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