The 65-ft. red brick tower (c. 1827) is the oldest of its kind still standing in the US. It was replaced in 1857 by a 150-ft.-octagonal-shaped tower. The lantern room and lens, destroyed by Confederate troops in 1861, were replaced and remained in service until 1947. The lighthouses can only be seen by boat.
Attractive environmental education displays each about the flora and fauna of the Francis Marion National Forest. Walk along the boardwalk and experience the sights and sounds of this pristine natural area. The forest encompasses 260,000
Awendaw, SC National ForestsTouch! Feel! Hear! Experience the unique heritage and natural history --plants, animals, amphibians?of South Carolina'
Awendaw, SC Environmental CentersA stretch of barrier islands and salt marshes that make up one of the nation's most outstanding wildlife refuges. The 60,000
Awendaw, SC Wildlife RefugesThe 65-ft. red brick tower (c. 1827) is the oldest of its kind still standing in the US. It was replaced in 1857 by a 150-ft.-octagonal-shaped tower. The lantern room and lens, destroyed by Confederate troops in 1861, were replaced and remained in service until 1947
Awendaw, SC Famous HomesLocated just 15 minutes from historic downtown Charleston, Lake Aire RV Park & Campground offers outstanding surroundings and...
This 12 acre garden located just blocks from historic downtown Summerville features a riot of seasonal colors, a gazebo, pave...
The legislature established the South Carolina Military Academy in 1842, better known today as the Citadel, The Military Coll...
Located just 21 miles southeast of Charleston, these islands' striking scenery and miles of spectacular beaches offer the per...
By the mid-19th century, the Anglican Church in South Carolina had evolved into a strong Episcopal Diocese. By 1846, with fou...