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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 winter hunting retreat. Baruch'
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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 Building, erected in 1842
Georgetown, SC MuseumsThe Rice Paddy sports burnished wood, exposed brick walls, Oriental rugs, and gorgeous artwork. The food and wine match the romantic setting. I Though their food is expensive, these folks know how to make a mean meal worth the moola. Make a reservation!
Georgetown, SC Other AttractionsNatural history explorations with Capt'n Sandy Vermont, storyteller and historian. Rivers, swamps, salt marsh, plantations, s...
The majority of the plantations and town houses on this tour are privately owned and lent to the Episcopal Church Women of Pr...
A personal walking tour of Georgetown's historic district and downtown area. Tours leave from 723 Front St., at the Harborwal...
See birds and alligators in natural habitats, visit a castle, barrier island, and haunted graveyard, hear ghostlore and explo...
This 18 hole course is in the Murrells Inlet area of Myrtle Beach.The TPC of Myrtle Beach takes players through rustic wetlan...