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Town of McClellanville, South Carolina
The village is best appreciated slowly and respectfully. Boats and docks show that seafood here is an active livelihood, while the museum and quiet streets explain how forests, rivers and the Atlantic have shaped the community.
The Story of Town of McClellanville, South Carolina
McClellanville is a small fishing village on Jeremy Creek between Charleston and Georgetown. Live-oak streets, shrimp boats, historic homes and access to Cape Romain and the Francis Marion National Forest give the town a strong working-coast identity.
Town of McClellanville, South Carolina in Context
McClellanville is a small fishing village on Jeremy Creek between Charleston and Georgetown. Live-oak streets, shrimp boats, historic homes and access to Cape Romain and the Francis Marion National Forest give the town a strong working-coast identity.
What Makes It Special
The village is best appreciated slowly and respectfully. Boats and docks show that seafood here is an active livelihood, while the museum and quiet streets explain how forests, rivers and the Atlantic have shaped the community.
Interesting Facts
McClellanville was incorporated in 1926. Hurricane Hugo's storm surge severely flooded the community in 1989.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see shrimp boats, live oaks, historic buildings and everyday life along Jeremy Creek.
The Story of Town of McClellanville, South Carolina
McClellanville is a small fishing village on Jeremy Creek between Charleston and Georgetown. Live-oak streets, shrimp boats, historic homes and access to Cape Romain and the Francis Marion National Forest give the town a strong working-coast identity.
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