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The 350/30 Celebration Committee is organizing a week of events (September 30, 2013-October 5, 2013) to celebrate Hilton Head Island's 350th Birthday and the Town of Hilton Head Island's 30th Birthday. more information...
Presented by members of the History Department of the Heritage Library
Tuesdays, 10:30 - 11:30 am
Join us for a one-hour talk about the historic sites on the island accompanied by a map that you can then use for your own self-guided tour of the sites by car or by bicycle.
Hilton Head Island has an extensive and varied history, and much of that history can still be seen and enjoyed at a variety of sites around the island. See the tabby remains of the Stoney-Baynard plantation house in Sea Pines, and the ramparts of Ft. Mitchel in Hilton Head Plantation. Visit the Mitchelville kiosk in Fish Haul Park to learn about the first self-governed black community created during the Civil War, and the Gullah Museum on Gum Tree Road to learn of the Gullah community that continues to flourish on the island.
The talk is free to the public, donations accepted, and reservations are required. Call the library at 843-686-6560 to make your reservation.
Tour Historic Ft. Mitchel
Presented by members of the History Department of the Heritage Library
Thursdays at 10:00
Tours of Ft. Mitchel are offered every Thursday at 10:30. Reserve your space by calling the Coastal Discovery Museum at 843.689.6767.
Adults: $12/children ages 6 – 12: $7 (no children under 6 years).
