or one of many other rice plantations scattered throughout the lowcountry of coastal South Carolina by the min-18th century. This picture, however, comes from the November 1859 issue of Harper's ...

Kinloch's other highlights include a restored 18th century rice mill that’s on ... a local guy to South Carolina, and he's owned a plantation before," Stanland said. "He already has plans ...

he has worked in the background of South Carolina’s rice revival. The farmer grows organic rice, among other crops, at Turnbridge Plantation, where Richard Schulze Sr. resurrected nutty ...

Carolina Gold was first introduced to the American South in the late 1600s when ... Their expertise was critical in developing the vast rice plantations that defined the Lowcountry landscape.

South Carolina planters had been enjoying Newport ... remains today as one of the most elegant examples of rice-plantation life. The landscaped gardens, adjacent to its small rice mill, inspired ...

When I was growing up in South Carolina, the oldest places ... bought up the old plantations. To the extent that they maintained the rice fields and the uplands, these new owners did so for ...

Cooper Major Pierce Butler, a U.S. senator representing South Carolina and an original signer of the United States Constitution, left the 1,500-acre rice plantation—and its enslaved laborers ...

The Gullah music of the South Carolina Lowcountry and the coast of Georgia have played a crucial role in the development of ...

Largely agricultural, settlers relied heavily on the slave trade to work rice and indigo plantations, and by 1720 slaves made up a majority of South Carolina's population. South Carolina Executes ...