This family is preserving nearly 3,500 acres of coastal Georgetown County
A family with a 120-year history in Georgetown County is selling nearly 3,500 acres of land to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. The sale ensures the property will be preserved for perpetual conservation.
The 3,492 acres of Georgetown County land to be sold to SCDNR for perpetual conservation belongs to a family with a 120-year history on the Waccamaw Neck. This isn't the first time they have preserved parts of their property.
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