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Historic Georgetown, South Carolina
The Harborwalk follows the working waterfront behind Front Street, while museums and nearby plantations explain why Georgetown became one of colonial America's leading rice ports. Modern shrimp boats and harbor traffic keep the city from feeling frozen in time.
The Story of Historic Georgetown, South Carolina
Georgetown is a historic port city on Winyah Bay between Charleston and Myrtle Beach. Its waterfront, oak-lined streets and surviving homes reflect centuries of Indigenous, colonial, rice-culture, maritime and industrial history.
Historic Georgetown, South Carolina in Context
Georgetown is a historic port city on Winyah Bay between Charleston and Myrtle Beach. Its waterfront, oak-lined streets and surviving homes reflect centuries of Indigenous, colonial, rice-culture, maritime and industrial history.
What Makes It Special
The Harborwalk follows the working waterfront behind Front Street, while museums and nearby plantations explain why Georgetown became one of colonial America's leading rice ports. Modern shrimp boats and harbor traffic keep the city from feeling frozen in time.
Interesting Facts
Georgetown was formally established in 1729 and is South Carolina's third-oldest city. Winyah Bay receives four major rivers: the Waccamaw, Pee Dee, Black and Sampit.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see Georgetown's Harborwalk, historic homes, live oaks and working waterfront.
The Story of Historic Georgetown, South Carolina
Georgetown is a historic port city on Winyah Bay between Charleston and Myrtle Beach. Its waterfront, oak-lined streets and surviving homes reflect centuries of Indigenous, colonial, rice-culture, maritime and industrial history.
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