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doug48 Says: the colleton county courthouse was built in 1822 and is one of the oldest county courthouses in south carolina. the colleton county courthouse was designed by the famous columbia architect robert mills. robert mills is best known as the architect for the washington monument...
doug48 Says: the slave relic museum is a collection of artifacts relating to slavery and period photographs. a interesting museum to visit for those interested in african-american history and pre civil war southern culture.
doug48 Says: the colleton county museum is located in the 1822 colleton county jail. the old colleton county jail was designed by architect robert mills and is listed on the national register of historic places. the colleton county museum has an interesting collection of relics of...
doug48 Says: the walterboro downtown historic district is a very nice place to visit when in east central south carolina. located just off of US 17 there are a number of streets lined with shops, restaurants, and bars. the residental areas near the historic district has a number of...
colleton county confederate memorial
doug48 Says: pictured is the colleton county confederate memorial located on the grounds of the colleton county courthouse. this monument has a draped flag motif which is common in the south.
tini58de Says: Walterboro is a rather small town, so just riding around and having a look here and there might be interesting...Here is some history:In 1784, Paul and Jacob Walters and some other owners of large rice plantations in what is now Colleton County, S.C. began to look for a...
Holiday Inn Express Walterboro
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tini58de Says: this is the place where I lived!As an exchange student I lived with a family and that sure was quite an experience! I had relatively young host parents and two host brothers. We lived outside Walterboro in a lovely house with a little farmland behind the house. I really like...
grandmaR Says: We were driving slowly toward Summerville so that we wouldn't have to check in to the motel too early, so we stopped in Walterboro - this time we ate at Shoney's Bob had a choclate shake, chicken nuggets and fries. I had chicken salad and macaroniEach of them was a $4.99...
Longhorn Family Steakhouse: Take the Buffet or Wait
grandmaR Says: We stopped in Waltersboro about 1230 for lunch and the first place was the Long Horn Steak House, which was mostly a buffet and which had a busload of people there. The people were from Jacksonville FL and they were returning from a trip to the Amish Country of PA. The...
doug48 Says: duke's barbecue has been a walterboro institution for over twenty five years. this buffet style restaurant serves excellent south carolina style pulled pork barbecue. along with the barbecue the one price buffet includes vegetables, mac and cheese, and corn bread and a...
Glass House Restaurant: Fresh seafood - never better, seriously!
RoadMode Says: I'm 55 years old, and I've never had fresher seafood; Maybe, maybe, some just as fresh, but I don't remember when or where. I ate oysters and shrimp last night. If I were in the area again tonght, I'd eat there again and I'd have shrimp and oysters again. The Palmetto Amber...
tini58de Says: I can't believe it - it is still owned by good old Jackson Hughes - my American Government Teacher's husband!!!DairylandJackson Hughes, OwnerPO Box 529624 S. Jefferies Blvd.Walterboro, SC 29488843-549-7431843-549-1565843-549-5747 (FAX). it had the best banana split in the...
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The nearest airport is Charleston, S.C.
To get around I would think with your own car would be the best way!
Updated Sep 5, 2006
Website: http://sc.allpages.com/walterboro/transportation/passenger-ground-transportation/
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My hostfamily had a cottage at the Edisto River, where we spent quite a few weekends!
The Edisto River Basin is a rich landscape which has been inhabited for at least ten thousand years!
The Edisto is a blackwater river system, which means that the water has a dark tea color. This is because the water is stained by chemicals such as tannins which derive from tree leaves and other organic material decomposing in the surrounding swamps.
The Edisto River with about 310 river miles is one of the longest free-flowing blackwater rivers in the United States!
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Updated Sep 5, 2006
Website: http://www.edistofriends.org
tini58de Says: Spanish moss always reminds me so much of the south and of Walterboro!"Tillandsia usneoides (S. E. United States to Argentina and Chile) ... growing from trees as silvery-gray threadlike masses to 25 ft. long, densely covered by the gray scales which are a means of receiving...
tini58de Says: I spent a whole school year there, lived with a family, went to school there, met beautiful people and learnt a lot about other people and myself. I met my girlfriend Letty there, a friend for a lifetime. We met in 1974 in Mrs. Allen's Geometry class, became friends, saw...
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I was a highschool exchange student with Youth for Understanding in 1974/75 and lived in Walterboro, S.C. for one year. That is quite an experience for a 16 year old girl to fly to another...
walterboro was founded in 1783 as a summer retreat for low country planters. the area was originally known as hickory valley and the town was named after paul and jacob walter. in 1821 walterboro...
Walterboro is the county seat of Colleton County. When we travel south from our son's house in Summerville, we take US 17 down to Walterboro to get on I-95. We stopped this time because Walterboro is...
from walterboro. stationed at ft. benning ga as a basic training company 1sg.
This is a good place to stop for a stretch when driving through South Carolina on the way to the coast. There are quite a few little restaurants here and several antique shops.
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