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Marshlands
Surrounded by pristine marsh vistas, this historic home – aptly named Marshlands – stands on a large lot in one of Beaufort‘s most historic neighborhoods, Old Point. It was built between 1810 and 1814...
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Edward Burton Rogers Bridge
The Edward Burton Rogers Bridge, locally known as the Broad River Bridge, spans 1.7 miles across the Broad River in Beaufort County. The Broad River flows between Lemon Island on the east and Parris...
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Marshlands
Surrounded by pristine marsh vistas, this historic home – aptly named Marshlands – stands on a large lot in one of Beaufort‘s most historic neighborhoods, Old Point. It was built between 1810 and 1814...
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Edward Burton Rogers Bridge
The Edward Burton Rogers Bridge, locally known as the Broad River Bridge, spans 1.7 miles across the Broad River in Beaufort County. The Broad River flows between Lemon Island on the east and Parris...
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Marshlands
Surrounded by pristine marsh vistas, this historic home – aptly named Marshlands – stands on a large lot in one of Beaufort‘s most historic neighborhoods, Old Point. It was built between 1810 and 1814...
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Edward Burton Rogers Bridge
The Edward Burton Rogers Bridge, locally known as the Broad River Bridge, spans 1.7 miles across the Broad River in Beaufort County. The Broad River flows between Lemon Island on the east and Parris...
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Tabby Manse
Some say Thomas Fuller built this town home on Beaufort’s Bay Street between 1786 and 1788 for his wife, Elizabeth Middleton, as a wedding gift. Fuller was a wealthy cotton planter with a 1,000-acre...
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USC Beaufort
This Greek Revival structure in historic Beaufort was built in 1852 for Beaufort College. When three local social societies – the Beaufort Society, the Beaufort District Society, and the Saint Helena...
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Highway 21 Drive-In
For those nostalgic for the experience of watching a movie on the big screen from the comfort of one’s car, look no further than Beaufort‘s Highway 21 Drive-In. This outdoor theater opened in 1978 and...
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Pruitt’s Grocery Store
Built in 1920, this grocery store within a sleepy Beaufort neighborhood served customers for 95 years before closing in May of 2015. The store was built by Harry and Rebecca Smith, who ran it for...
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Grand Army of the Republic Hall
The Grand Army of the Republic, a fraternal organization founded in 1866, was comprised of Union veterans of the Civil War. Also known as the GAR, the society included chapters for white veterans and...
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Spanish Moss Rail Trail
The former Beaufort Depot, constructed in 1901 as a stop along the Charleston and Western Carolina Railway (fomerly the Port Royal and Augusta Railway), is now the focal point of a popular walking and...
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Seacoast Packing Company
Commonly called the Pickle Factory for its most recent use, this vacant industrial building in Beaufort was completed in 1921 and signifies the city’s attempt to diversify its economy in the early...
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Haig Point
This historic lighthouse at Haig Point on Dafuskie Island dates to 1873. The island itself – once home to a large Gullah population – is comprised of 5,200 acres, much of it rural. The island is...
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The Green
This undeveloped greenspace occupies a city block in downtown Beaufort. The Green, as it is known, has been used as a park for more than 150 years, though until recently the property was owned...
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Tabby Manse
Some say Thomas Fuller built this town home on Beaufort’s Bay Street between 1786 and 1788 for his wife, Elizabeth Middleton, as a wedding gift. Fuller was a wealthy cotton planter with a 1,000-acre...
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USC Beaufort
This Greek Revival structure in historic Beaufort was built in 1852 for Beaufort College. When three local social societies – the Beaufort Society, the Beaufort District Society, and the Saint Helena...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Highway 21 Drive-In
For those nostalgic for the experience of watching a movie on the big screen from the comfort of one’s car, look no further than Beaufort‘s Highway 21 Drive-In. This outdoor theater opened in 1978 and...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Pruitt’s Grocery Store
Built in 1920, this grocery store within a sleepy Beaufort neighborhood served customers for 95 years before closing in May of 2015. The store was built by Harry and Rebecca Smith, who ran it for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Grand Army of the Republic Hall
The Grand Army of the Republic, a fraternal organization founded in 1866, was comprised of Union veterans of the Civil War. Also known as the GAR, the society included chapters for white veterans and...
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