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South Carolina Handbook by Mike Sigalas
The cobblestone streets of Charleston and golf courses of Myrtle Beach are definitely a part of South Carolina and are covered well in this guide. In addition, South Carolina Handbook will escort you to Ocean Drive Beach where you can get hip to the official state dance of South Carolina. You may also elect to visit the world's only combination BBQ joint, gospel mission and job office. Good maps. Good recommendations. Humor and fascinating Historic sidebars. We think visitors to South Carolina will enjoy this fun travel guide.

Touring South Carolina's Revolutionary War Sites by Daniel W. Barefoot
"In 1775, Ninety Six was a vibrant place in the South Carolina back country. Although the village proper consisted of only twelve houses, a courthouse, and a jail, there were nearly a hundred people living nearby. Local sentiments were equally divided between independence and loyalty to the Crown. The 21 tours in this guide recount stories about Revolutionary War era South Carolina at the sites where events occurred: at the homes of participants, on battlefields, and at grave sites. Arranged geographically, with clear directions, maps and photographs.

	Great American Motorcycle Tours
	by Gary McKechnie
	You're a rider. There are millions of miles of road to ride. Let Gary McKechnie be your guide. He's spent years exploring the nation by bike and here, in Great American Motorcycle Tours, he gives you his top 20 tours from the rocky New England coast to the glorious wide-open west to the shores of the Pacific Ocean. In South Carolina, you'll find the Southern Comfort Run: St. Augustine, FL to Charleston, SC.

	Old Salem: The Official Guidebook
	by Penny Niven, Cornelia Wright
	A detailed history of the Moravians and the town of Salem - For all the details on the Moravian story and the development of the Wachovia tract in North Carolina (which started with Bethabara and Bethania and eventually included Salem and several other outlying settlements), the colorful illustrations, stories of residents, and explanations of individual buildings are lovingly presented in this new publication by Penny Niven and Cornelia Wright. A video look at Old Salem is also available.

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