A piece of Southern history
Ever wonder about that stunning property you see on your way to and From Charleston? It’s called Poco Sabo Plantation,…
The Lowcountry is full of history and many stories to tell. It all started in the mid-1500s, making Beaufort county the second landing in North America. Learn about how the Gullah culture shaped the culture of the Lowcountry. Read about the different sea islands that surround the area – Hilton Head is a sea island if you did not know! When you visit, see and learn about the rich history and how it can still be seen today. Be sure to stop by the Coastal Discovery Museum to learn about the history of where we call home.
Ever wonder about that stunning property you see on your way to and From Charleston? It’s called Poco Sabo Plantation,…
A TREE TALK WITH MASTER ARBORIST MICHAEL MURPHY Story by Carolyn Males Palm: from the Latin palma (hand) a tree…
Story by Carolyn Males The first time I had honey fresh from the hive, I was sitting on a rickety…
THE SWEET HISTORY OF BEES AND HONEY IN EARLY AMERICA Story by Richard Thomas + Illustrations by Carly Schultz By…
Story by Richard Thomas +. Illustration by Carly Schultz Nowadays, you can find instructions how to do almost anything on…
By Carolyn Males + Art by Alexandra Sharma This is the story of a house. A grand, two-story house of…
By Luana M. Graves Sellars Hilton Head Island’s Historic Gullah Neighborhoods Gullah Neighborhoods 1. BAYGALL 2. MITCHELVILLE 3. BIG HILL…
Story by Richard Thomas When it comes to Hilton Head, the term “native” might well be defined as a function…
A tree talk with master Story by Carolyn Males On a sunny morning, master arborist Michael Murphy and I meet…
You can find Native American artifacts here if you know where to go and what to look for. Story +…