With the closure of International Paper and Georgetown's steel mill, there are numerous competing interests looking to do business here. Here are some of the many companies already established. _____________…
Photos of Mr. Baruch from Margaret Coit's 1957 book, "Mr. Baruch;" photo of Belle Baruch in Women's Radio Corps uniform, 1918, from Belle W. Baruch Collection of Georgetown County…
Shown above is Georgetown citizen Edward Herriot, who was a freed slave. He is shown here in 1919. Below is a post card of Front Street circa 1930, and an…
Pictured are a group of men from the Washington Light Infantry on the steps of the Winyah Inn, which was located on the corner of Prince and Screven streets in…
An aerial view of Georgetown was presented in this oil painting of the city by Harper Bond in 1901 for display in the Georgetown booth at the Charleston Exposition of…
Three steamers and two schooners are docked at Atlantic Coast Lumber's vast loading shed that jutted into the Sampit River in Georgetown. Across the river from the ACL Company are…
