Haint Blue
Haint blue is more than a collection of pale shades of blue-green that are traditionally used to paint porch ceilings in the southern United ... Keep Reading
The Historic District of Daufuskie
The Rob Kennedy Trail
Learn about the Rob Kennedy Trail in Daufuskie Island, SC with the help of the Daufuskie Island Historical Foundation. 1. MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH ... Keep Reading
5 Trip Tips While on Daufuskie Island
Daufuskie is one of the last truly unique places in America. Anyone who tries to describe Daufuskie Island finds it impossible to do it justice. No ... Keep Reading
African Influences on the Gullah Culture
Did you know that the Gullah culture has strong African influences? This unique culture developed on the Sea Islands off the coast of South Carolina ... Keep Reading
Spartina 449: An Idea That Began on Daufuskie Island
Note: the following article was from the Spartina 449 webpage: https://www.spartina449.com/spartina-story Do you prefer style over fashion? You're ... Keep Reading
Haig Point Named One of the 13 Best Places to Retire for Golf Lovers
Travel + Leisure magazine has named Daufuskie Island's Haig Point one of the "13 Best Places to Retire for Golf Lovers." Looking for a retirement ... Keep Reading
The Legend of Scrap Iron: Daufuskie’s Signature Drink
THE SCRAP IRON: DAUFUSKIE ISLAND'S FAVORITE COCKTAIL Served at the Old Daufuskie Crab Co. Restaurant, the infamous cocktail is a full-proof ... Keep Reading
Bloody Point: From Battles to Beachside Bliss
Today, Bloody Point is a residential community on the southernmost tip of Daufuskie Island. But in the late 17th and early 18th centuries, Bloody ... Keep Reading
Books About Daufuskie Island
Check out these books about Daufuskie Island. Daufuskie Island: A Photographic Essay First published in 1982, Daufuskie Island vividly captured life ... Keep Reading
“Southern Living” Thinks We’re Romantic
Southern Living says our Island is "The Most Romantic Winter Getaway in Every Southern State." In a December 10th article, Southern Living called ... Keep Reading
Going Old-School on Daufuskie Island
Whatever did we do before we all had smartphones and the whole world at our fingertips 24/7? We played board games and debated long into the ... Keep Reading
Remembering Hurricane Matthew, Five Years Later
Since moving to the Lowountry from the West Coast in 2004, I’d seen a few storms come and go. Hanna in particular I remember as causing the most ... Keep Reading
Fun Facts about South Carolina
South Carolina is known for its beaches, golf courses, and historic districts. South Carolina ranks 40th in size and the 23rd in population. Its ... Keep Reading
TripSavvy.com Says Daufuskie is #1 Beach in the State
Daufauskie Island's beaches ranked #1 in the state. TripSavvy.com dedicated July to the world's best beaches. In a recent online piece, TripSavvy ... Keep Reading
Daufuskie Island’s Five Residential Parts
Daufuskie Island is basically divided into five parts. To the northeast is the Haig Point Club. This residential club is private and member-owned. ... Keep Reading
The History of the Heritage PGA Golf Tournament
The 53rd annual RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing will take place April 12-18, 2021. Below is a short history of this beloved event on neighboring ... Keep Reading
Coastal Bird Conservation Continues as Start Date for Crab Bank Restoration Draws Near
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) has a lot to brag about when it comes to gains made in the protection of our state's ... Keep Reading
Native American Indian History in South Carolina
South Carolina today, there are eight state-recognized Native American Indian entities. Over the years, archaeologists have unearthed the rich ... Keep Reading
South Carolina ETV ‘Gullah Roots’ Traces Gullah Ties from Africa to South Carolina
South Carolina ETV (SCETV) premiered a new hour-long documentary film last October, entitled Gullah Roots. The show followed leaders of the South ... Keep Reading
Gullah Culture – Did You Know?
The Island’s West African roots still thrive today in the culture of our native islanders, known as the Gullah. The Gullah people are direct ... Keep Reading
The Story Behind “The Water is Wide” by Pat Conroy
Donald Patrick "Pat" Conroy is recognized as a leading figure of late-20th century Southern literature. Pat Conroy is generally better known for ... Keep Reading
The Lay of the Land on Daufuskie
The Island splits into five parts. To the northeast is the Haig Point Club. Haig Point, a private, member-owned residential club, houses around ... Keep Reading
The Legendary Live Oak
There are few symbols of the Lowcountry more iconic than the centuries old, majestic Live Oak. There are many such oaks in our area. These ... Keep Reading
