Things to do in Georgetown

Tour this grand country estate that once served as a playground for the rich and famous.

Step into Georgetown's 300-year history through artifacts from Native American heritage to 20th century life. Browse collections on plantation life and military history while supporting this community museum.

This Georgian mansion showcases South Carolina's rice plantation era and those who lived and worked there. Stroll the grounds past historic rice fields and pine forests for a glimpse into colonial history.

This 1740 plantation was Thomas Lynch Jr.'s birthplace, a Declaration of Independence signer. Explore the preserved historic home and enjoy traditional sweetgrass basket weaving workshops or Southern tea service.

This historic museum chronicles Georgetown's pivotal role in rice cultivation. Explore authentic artifacts, dioramas, and the 18th-century Brown's Ferry Vessel while learning about the industry that shaped the region.

This historic boardwalk traces Georgetown's maritime heritage along the scenic Sampit River. Savor fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants while watching fishing boats return with the day's catch.

This intimate museum preserves the rich heritage of Gullah Geechee people through artifacts and storytelling. Opt for a guided tour to hear personal anecdotes about this unique African American coastal culture.

You can browse the exhibits at Outlaw's Original Art Gallery and Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Georgetown. While you're in the area, stroll along the beautiful beaches.