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First Baptist of Turbeville
The First Baptist Church of Turbeville began in 1917 as a club called the Turbeville Baptist Circle. After the club acquired a pastor, the Reverend ...
Major Contributors
We are incredibly grateful to the men and women who contribute their images and historical research to the South Carolina Picture Project. As a way ...
Black River
Snow blankets the banks of the Black River in this photo taken Kingstree in January of 2014. The 150-mile-long river begins in Lee County just south ...
Chat n’ Chew
Stop by the Chat n' Chew in Turbeville for breakfast and you likely will get an earful of gossip from the folks who dine here on a daily basis. As its ...
Ocean Drive
Though its name implies a popular beachside road, Ocean Drive is actually an area in the city of North Myrtle Beach. It is not uncommon for people to ...
Lake Busbee
Lake Busbee in Conway is a man-made lake built as a cooling pond for the Grainger Steam-Electric Generating Plant, which produced coal power from its ...
2nd Avenue Pier
The 2nd Avenue Pier on Myrtle Beach's famous Ocean Boulevard is the longest pier in the celebrated Grand Strand city. Built in 1936 by Julian ...
Wampee Plantation
Wampee Plantation in the Berkeley County community of Pinopolis survived both the Civil War and the creation of Lake Moultrie during the early 1940s. ...
Little River Swing Bridge
This swing bridge in Little River pivots on demand to allow vehicles to cross the Intracoastal Waterway. Built in 1935 and restored in 1980, the ...