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Remove Northeastern South Carolina History Trail Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and Bull Island bullsislandferry.com 498 Bull Island Road, Awendaw SC 29429 843-881-4582 Overview: Historic Bull Island and the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge offer a unique combination of South Carolina history and natural history. Bull Island was frequented by the pirates of the Colonial Era, by British sailors in the Revolution, and Northern troops in the Civil War. Ferry transportation and tours may be arranged through Refuge headquarters. Access: Public Access Description: Boat Access via Garris Landing Average Viewing Time: Limited Hours Kalmia Gardens and Thomas Hart House www.kalmiagardens.org/ 1624 West Carolina Avenue, Hartsville SC 29550 843-383-8145/Fax 843-383-8149 kalmia@coker.edu Overview: 30 acres of cultivated gardens and a historic, early 19th century home, Kalmia Gardens and the Thomas Hart House are located on the campus of Coker College in Hartsville. Access: Public Access Description: Open 365 days a year from dawn to dusk Witherspoon's Plantation Kingstree SC Overview: While Brig. Gen. Francis Marion and his troops held Lower Bridge, Lt. Col. John Watson and his troops occupied Gavin Witherspoon's plantation for four days in March of 1781. Watson and his troops tried more than once to take Lower Bridge to no avail.