Touring the Coastal South Carolina Backroads

Touring the Coastal South Carolina Backroads offers 13 tours accompanied by history and folklore about the sites along the way. It tells about the prisoner-of-war camp in Myrtle Beach; the legend of the dwarf who haunts the Beaufort mansion; the only tea plantation in the United States; the house where George Gershwin lived while writing Porgy and Bess. The adventurous traveler or the armchair reader can experience the hidden sides of Beaufort, Charleston, Georgetown, and Myrtle Beach.Rhyne, Nancy is the author of 'Touring the Coastal South Carolina Backroads', published 1992 under ISBN 9780895870902 and ISBN 0895870908.