SC 219 appears west out of Rockton Note SC 219 running to Jenkinsville is in error on 1937-39 officials 1939 Official

SC 219 extended to Parr plus a new piece from Newberry to Pomaria is created 1940 Official

SC 219 returns to 1937-39 routing 1948 Official

In 1949, the Newberry County piece of SC 219 was returned to the primary system.
In 1950, the original piece of SC 219 was renumbered as SC 213.

SC 219 Newberry County returns 1949 Official

SC 219 becomes SC 213 in Fairfield County 1950 Official

Also in 1950, the Newberry County piece was extended 0.5 miles east over SC 177 to meet the newly routed and numbered US 176.

SC 219 original SC 177 endpoint 1943 Newberry County

SC 219 extended east to new US 176 alignment 1951 Newberry County

About 2001, SC 219 west was truncated to US 76/SC 34, leaving behind S-36-60.

SC 219 original Newberry endpoint 1976 Newberry County

SC 219 truncated to US 76/SC 34 2010 City of Newberry

Improvements: SC 219 was paved on all segments since 1939.
The westernmost 1/2 mile of SC 219 was multilane by the late 1980s.
SC 219 was multilaned from I-26 to Newberry in 2005.
SC 230 is not shown as multilane on the 2005 Official Map, but I know for sure it has been 4-lane below I-20 since 1993.
Comment: SC 219's split route in the 1940s suggests a northern crossing of the Broad River was contemplated, although when primary routing between Pomaria and the Broad River was added in 1942, it did NOT receive the 219 designation (was part of SC 773 instead).