Andrews

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Housed in the original Town Hall, the museum (c. 1900) depicts a turn-of-the-century Andrews home. Items in the museum are circa 1909, the year Andrews was founded. Read More

Pawleys Island

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South Carolina is a paddling wonderland! Visitors of all ages with a spirit of adventure and an appreciation of nature and history will enjoy paddling the slow-moving waters of the Tidelands of South Carolina. Naturalist guided 2-hour and 4-hour kayak... Read More

Georgetown

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First settled in 1526 by the Spaniards, Georgetown was the first settlement in North America. The settlement failed because of a hurricane and Indian attacks and was later established in 1726 in honor of King George II. This town, seat of the county, was... Read More

Georgetown

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Located on North Island near the entrance to Winyah Bay, the original tower is one of two built in the late 1790s. Destroyed by a hurricane in 1806, it was rebuilt in 1812 of white-washed brick. The current tower is 85 feet high with 124 steps leading to... Read More

Georgetown

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Cruise up the peaceful rivers past plantation mansions, abandoned rice fields, majestic old oaks, and even listen to a ghost story or two. OR Go visit an unspoiled barrier island and you'll have 1 1/2 hours to leisurely stroll an unspoiled beach, for... Read More

Georgetown

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Their 'lil' Bistro is cozy, quaint and with old world feel. Chef Romilio "Eddy" Chacon and Sous Chef Lisa (his wife) put out some of the best food you'll ever eat. After years of cooking in his own restaurant in New Jersey, he settled in Georgetown to... Read More