As it served as a ministry to slaves on rice plantations, Cedar Grove Plantation stands today as a reminder of one of the 13 churches to still exist and current house of congregation to many. Visitors may view its Gothic style and beautiful design.
Bucksport Cemetery
Also known as the Eddy Lake Cemetery, this remembrance site was recently discovered in 2020. Local historians were aware that it existed, but unaware of its exact location, so the cemetery has been exciting for all to uncover. Though unclear of who exactly is laid there, many locals believe the site holds those who were slaves within the area.
Burgess Community
From being an agricultural hotspot to an industrial leader economically, the Burgess Community is growing day by day. Today it brings those from every age and background, and the community serves as a place of growth and unity. Be sure to take in the local spots as well as the natural beauty of the landscape.
Brown’s Ferry
Historical crossing known for its intersectionality of culture and transportation. With history lying in its wartime and present, the community is now home to many. You can find pastimes as well as attractions here to delve into the history of the area.
Brookgreen Charge
Brown Chapel, Heaven’s Gate, St. James
With all being related churches to one another, the Brookgreen Charge is a unit of Methodist churches within the Myrtle Beach and Murrell Inlet areas. Led overall by Rev. Deborah Patterson, each church is located and welcome to all, each providing its own flare and personality, as well as respective service times.
Bethesda Baptist Church and Bethesda Cemetery
In the past down ownership, Bethesda Baptist was first adopted shortly after the Civil War. Since then, it has been a place of worship and history. This site is also a part of the Gullah Geechee Historic Corridor and can be visited during the off and on times of congregation.