
The Warbird Park Air Force Memorial, Myrtle Beach free, fun and inspirational things to do
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 01.13.2012While in vacationing in Myrtle Beach stop by the Warbird Park Memorial to learn about the distinguished history if the 354th Fighter Wing and the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. The park is located on Farrow Pkwy, in between Market Commons and Myrtle Beach State Park. Admission and parking are free.
The self guided trail showcases [...]
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Greenville free things to do, see one of the largest Civil War collection of Confederate weapons
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 11.07.2011The Confederate Museum in downtown Greenville (located near the Bi-Lo center) boasts an outstanding collection of original and rare Confederate weapons and military artifacts. Admission is free and hours are Monday and Wednesday 10AM - 3PM, Friday 1-9PM, Saturday 10AM - 5PM and Sunday 1-5PM. Check website for details and to schedule a private tour.
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South Carolina life during Civil War: special people, toys, romance, fashion and more
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 10.01.2011The Confederate Museum in downtown Greenville contains a treasure of artifacts that reveal how life was like during Civil War. Admission is free. The museum is open Monday, Wednesday 10AM-3PM, Friday 1-9PM, Saturday 10AM-5PM and Sunday 1-5PM.
Lifestyle exhibit highlights
The tallest men to serve in the Confederate Army - Henry Clay Thruston was born in 1930 [...]
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Kilgore-Lewis virtual house tour, Greenville free family attractions
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 08.24.2011The historic Kilgore-Lewis house and garden is a romantic gem hidden in downtown Greenville. Admission is free and you can visit Monday to Friday 10AM to 2PM.
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• The house was built in 1838 by Josiah Kilgore near Buncombe Street Methodist Church, as a wedding gift for his daughter Mary Keziah.
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A glimpse in the life of 1900s Asheville with a tour of the Old Kentucky Home
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 07.28.2011Babies:
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At the turn of the 20th century Asheville emerged as a summer resort destination. With its cool climate, beautiful mountain scenery and fresh air it drew visitors for all over the country. By 1915, the city boasted 20 hotels and over 100 boarding houses. Entertainment included an opera, [...]
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A relaxing family walk at Falls Park, Greenville free fun things to do with kids
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We love coming to Greenville! Recently we spent a fun day strolling along Reedy River, hunting for cute mice statues and cooling off at the splash area downtown.
This is cool mom, you should try it (…and I did)! This urban waterfall is located behind Hampton Inn off Main Street right before the entrance to Falls [...]
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Wilmington Civil War Blockade: model ships, weapons, and the Battle of Fort Fisher
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 05.31.2011The Cape Fear Museum downtown Wilmington has an extensive collection dedicated to the Civil War Blockade and the Battle of Fort Fisher. Admission is $7 adults, $6 seniors, military and students, and $3 children 3-17. Historic data, descriptions and quotes are from the museum exhibits.
In April 1862, President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a naval blockade of [...]
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Prehistoric Native Americans on the Carolina Coast: hunting, pottery, beliefs, games, food harvesting and house building
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 05.12.2011The Horry County Museum has an extensive collection of prehistoric Native American artifacts to showcase the human lifestyle before the European invasion. The museum is located near Conway Riverwalk entrance and is open Tuesday to Saturday 9AM to 5PM. Admission is free.
Humans may have inhabited North America as early as 35,000 years ago and were [...]
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A scenic walk along Waccamaw River, home to Native Americans, arboretum, Memorial bridge and historic warehouse district
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 04.23.2011For centuries, the Waccamaw River has provided its inhabitants shelter, food and critical transportation routes to the Atlantic Ocean. Today you too can enjoy “the boldest river in South Carolina” thanks to the amazing Conway riverwalk (half an hour drive from Myrtle Beach)
The scenic boardwalk allows for a leisurely stroll, jogging, biking and amazing photography. [...]
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Brookgreen Gardens, where kids enjoy nature, learn about the Lowcountry history and create art
Posted By ShoutCarolina,Date: 04.17.2011Babies:

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Brookgreen Gardens is a great place to enjoy a relaxing afternoon with the kids. There is something for everyone: amazing sculptures by American artists, magnificent gardens, historic plantation artifacts, rare farm animals, and native wildlife.
This post highlights what’s fun for kids at the Brookgreen Gardens’ Lowcountry Center. Remember to pick up the Brookgreen Detective [...]
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