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Brookgreen is the country's oldest and largest sculpture garden with over 550 works of American figurative sculpture art on display. In addition to one of the most beautiful public gardens in the Southeast, you'll find a Low Country Trail with native wildlife as well as historical and cultural exhibits.

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The best preserved beach on the strand along with the park's freshwater lagoon, salt marsh and maritime forest are outstanding examples of the state's natural environment and beauty, providing prime habitat for various birds and wildlife. The park is also the site of Castle Atalaya, the former winter home of noted American sculptress, Anna Hyatt Huntington.

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This excellent Museum of Art & History's exhibits include dioramas depicting the rice culture and the Brown's Ferry Vessel from the 1730s. The Prevost Art Gallery hosts a rotating art show.

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Built around 1769, this well-preserved home contains an outstanding collection of 18th and 19th century American and British antiques. Located in the heart of Georgetown's Historic District.

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Step into a cool, still spot in history... a National Historic Landmark and birthplace of Thomas Lynch, Jr., a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Built in 1740, this typical low country rice plantation house is a preservation rather than a restoration as it was never allowed to fall into decay.

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This natural preserve and wildlife refuge was once the winter residence of presidential advisor Bernard Baruch and is open to the public via guided tours. You'll see the mansion where he hosted President Franklin Roosevelt and Sir Winston Churchill, the grounds and stables of Bellefield Plantation, ride through a slave street and stroll along a salt marsh boardwalk.

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Come "Touch, Explore and Play" while learning about your world through interactive exhibits and programs. It's a learning Fun-for-All!

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The Ingram Planetarium and Science Center in Sunset Beach, NC, is a state-of-the-art facility offering planetary and astronomy programs and hands-on exhibits for all ages. Visitors find themselvews immersed in a 360 degree sound and light phenomenon unlike any other.

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Standing with quiet dignity and majesty across the river from downtown Wilmington, the Battleship North Carolina beckons visitors to walk her decks and envision daily life as well as fierce combat faced by her young crew in the Pacific Theatre during World War II.

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The only operating vineyard in the Myrtle Beach area. Visit the Tasting Room for a sample of their private label wines and a variety of gourmet foods. Relax in a rocking chair on the front porch, have a glass of chilled chardonnay and enjoy the serenity of the farm. Hosts assorted festivals - Big Band, Jazz, Bluegrass, and more. Be sure to visit the gift shop for a wide array of wine, accessories, and unique items.

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delightful experience and relaxing escape for the entire family. The Waccatee Zoological Farm is located among 500 acres of carefully preserved woodlands and along the winding trails you'll find more than 100 species of animals - all treated with loving care. While touring you may spot a colorful macaw, a dromedary camel, water buffalo, zebra, kangaroo, snowy egret, and more.

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Ocean Drive Office.

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Cherry Grove Office