Historic Lowcountry Sites That Changed History: Places of Courage and Legacy
From Civil War battlefields to freedom landmarks and military memorials, these Lowcountry sites preserve stories of courage, sacrifice and change.
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Tour Old Town Bluffton’s Most Historic Homes
Historic homes like the Squire Pope Carriage House and Garvin-Garvey House preserve the stories, architecture and cultural heritage that continue to shape Old Town Bluffton. Discover their histories and other homes in a self-guided tour.
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The Untouched Georgia Island Rich in History and Donkeys
Accessible only by boat, Ossabaw Island invites visitors into a landscape of untamed mudflats, marshes, tidal pools. Along the way, travelers may explore centuries of history, encounter the island’s beloved donkeys and experience one of the most unique outdoor adventures near Hilton Head Island.
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Famous Film Locations in the Lowcountry: 5 Historic Landmarks on Screen
From grand antebellum homes to iconic bridges and Savannah mansions, the Lowcountry has served as the backdrop for some of Hollywood’s most memorable films. Discover five historic landmarks in Beaufort and Savannah that helped bring classic movies like The Prince of Tides, Forrest Gump and The Big Chill to life.
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The Prince of Tides Filming Locations and Hollywood Stories in Beaufort
When The Prince of Tides filmed in Beaufort, Nick Nolte embraced the town while Barbra Streisand sparked local controversy. Explore the real filming locations and Hollywood stories behind the iconic Lowcountry movie.
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Tidalholm: The Historic Beaufort Home Behind The Big Chill
Once a star of Hollywood films like The Big Chill and The Great Santini, Tidalholm is one of Beaufort’s most iconic historic homes. Discover how the landmark mansion was restored and reclaimed its cinematic legacy.
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The Big Chill Filming Locations in Beaufort and the Lowcountry
Discover how Beaufort and the Lowcountry shaped the iconic 1983 film The Big Chill. From the legendary Tidalholm mansion to Bay Street and local landmarks, explore the real filming locations behind one of the most beloved films of the 1980s.
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Forrest Gump Filming Locations in the Lowcountry and Savannah
Discover the real Lowcountry and Savannah locations that brought Forrest Gump to life. From Beaufort bridges and shrimp boats to Savannah squares, explore the filming sites behind one of Hollywood’s most beloved films.
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Savannah Haunted Houses
Take a trip to Savannah, the most haunted city in America. Why settle for a staged haunted house when the real thing is waiting just across the Savannah River?
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Exploring Beaufort County’s five oldest churches
In Beaufort County, history comes alive through its oldest churches. These sacred spaces, from Colonial-era hymns to Reconstruction resilience, reflect the faith and community that shaped the Lowcountry. Discover the stories behind five historic landmarks.
