This historic fishing village provides not only a rich remembrance on its scenery but also its history in making. Here you will find peace and tranquility and nothing of the bustle as Myrtle Beach or other areas. There is so much to do from walking the wildlife preservations to taking in the delight of the local eateries. Be sure to check it out next time you vacation or drive through.
Communities
Dunbar Community
As an unincorporated location, therefore not governed by a municipal body, the Dunbar community houses historical plantations and many nature parks to visit as you pass through the Georgetown sector.
Choppee Community
Getting its name from an Indian tribe, this area is a rural treasure cove of history and tranquility. The surrounding areas are more densely populated making Choppee close knitted.
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.
Andrews, South Carolina
Andrews South Carolina has had its phases from farmland to industrialization. Though not completely successful, Andrews serves as a historical town and home to schools and a public library.