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Remove Northeastern South Carolina History Trail Atalaya and Huntington Beach State Park www.huntingtonbeachstatepark.com/atalaya.htm 16148 Hwy 17 (Ocean Hwy), Murrells Inlet SC 29576 843-237-4440 Overview: Set on a preserved natural stretch of beachfront, Huntington Beach State Park was formerly part of several Waccamaw Neck rice plantations. Today, it features a pristine beach, campgrounds, picnic areas and a nature center - all operated by the S.C. Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism. Access: Public Access Description: Daily: 9am-5pm, Year Round Average Viewing Time: 2 Hours Admission: $1 Admission/$4 Optional Audio Tour/In addition to Park Entrance Fee (Adults $5/SC Seniors $3.25/Ages 6-15 $3.00/Ages 5 and Under Free) Kaminski House and Museum www.kaminskihousemuseum.org 1003 Front Street, Georgetown SC 29440 843-546-7706 Overview: Located at 1003 Front Street in the Georgetown Historic District, the Kaminiski House and Museum features two homes: the elaborately-preserved and furnished Kaminski House (c. 1769), and the Stewart-Parker House (c. 1740) which is one of the oldest homes in South Carolina. Both overlook the Sampit River in downtown Georgetown. Access: Public Access Description: Mon-Sat: 10am-4pm Sunday: 1pm-4pm/Please call to confirm times. Average Viewing Time: 1 hour Admission: Adults $7, Ages 6-12 $3, Children under 5 are Free Williamsburgh Historical Museum 135 Hampton Avenue, Kingstree SC 29556 843-355-3306 Overview: Housed in a Carnegie Library built in 1917, the Williamsburgh Historical Museum in Kingstree features displays and exhibits relating to Williamsburg County's rich history and artifacts from the region's Native American era, Colonial Period, the Revolution, the South Carolina slave culture, agriculture, the military and other topics related to local history. Access Description: Tu-Th: 10am-3pm (Closed Major Holidays) Admission: Free