Georgetown

Coast

Prince George Winyah Episcopal is celebrating it's Annual Spring Plantation Tours in Georgetown, South Carolina. The Tours are always popular with decorators, Southern history buffs, gardeners, and visitors to South Carolina's coast. Georgetown,... Read More

Georgetown

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This National Historic Landmark (circa 1760) is considered the birthplace and childhood home of Joseph H. Rainey, one of the first African Americans elected to the US Congress (1870-1879). Born to slave parents, Rainey purchased his freedom and that of... Read More

Georgetown

Coast

Once home to the Waccamaw Indians, this Colonial land grant was divided into 14 plantations by 1865. With the decline of the rice cultivation, Hobcaw was bought by Bernard M. Baruch, a Wall Street financier and presidential advisor, who used it as a... Read More

Pawleys Island

Coast

Built on the site of an old indigo and rice plantation, True Blue features uncommon natural elevations and naturally rugged terrain. The rough, sandy areas have been retained and provide striking contrast to the immaculate greens, tees and fairways.... Read More

Pawleys Island

Coast

Built on the site of a working Southern rice plantation, Caledonia has been recognized for its design and incredible beauty. From the entrance lined with centuries-old live oaks to its antebellum-styled clubhouse, Caledonia is a world-class experience.... Read More

Pawleys Island

Coast

Pawleys Island, South Carolina, located 70 miles north of Charleston and 25 miles south of Myrtle Beach, is known as one of the oldest summer resorts on the East Coast. The families of rice planters who owned plantations on the nearby rivers first... Read More