South Carolina's Tourism Ambassadors, The Hallelujah Singers celebrate, through their high-energy performances interwoven with storytelling and song, the Gullah and West African Culture and music that is so much a part of the heritage of the Sea Islands. They can often be found performaing in the Beaufort, St. Helena Island, Penn Center area of the South Carolina Lowcountry.
Now a part of the grounds of the Naval Hospital, ruins remain of an old tabby fort built by the British in 1732 for protection against the Spanish, French and Indians. It was abandoned in 1758
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This 12-mile-long island off the coast of South Carolina has become one of the most popular resort areas in Eastern America,...
Bee City focuses on educating the public on the importance of Honeybees. Get a close look at the workers, drones and queen. E...