Georgetown

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The story of the rice culture in Georgetown County is captured here. Through maps, dioramas, artifacts and other exhibits, visitors to the museum gain a knowledge and understanding of a society based on one crop. The museum is located in the Old Market... Read More

Georgetown

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Birthplace of Thomas Lynch Jr., signer of the Declaration of Independence, this Lowcountry plantation was built in 1740. Though privately owned, the house is open from the attic to the cellar and is furnished in 18th- and 19th-century antiques. The... Read More

Georgetown

Coast

Natural history explorations with Capt'n Sandy Vermont, storyteller and historian. Rivers, swamps, salt marsh, plantations, shell collection or campfire cooking on the river bank with ghost stories and a gator or two. N yep we go fishing. Read More

Georgetown

Coast

Prince George, Winyah Parish, among the oldest parishes in South Carolina, was formed in 1721. Its church possesses a handsome Jacobean gable which is one of two noteworthy examples remaining in South Carolina. The church, c. 1750, is a rectangular... Read More

Pawleys Island

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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

Murrells Inlet

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Golfers experience a new level of pleasure as they wind through the flowing creeks and giant oaks found along the back nine. This beautiful Willard Byrd design displays well maintained Tift Dwarf Bermuda greens, and Bermuda tees, fairways and roughs.... Read More