Events

  Join us for a tour and historic talk by Tom Mikell about this alluring place. Formally, Prince William Parish Church was built by William Bull in 1753. It served as the muster point for the Beaufort District Militia under General Stephen Bull, and was burned by Bull’s Tory neighbor Andrew DeVeaux in 1779. An…

Beaufort, SC — June 23, 2025 — In a symbolic gesture of unity, remembrance, and patriotism, the Charleston 250 Committee will present an historic Liberty Tree sapling to the Beaufort 250 Committee on Wednesday, July 2, 2025, at 11:30 a.m. The presentation will take place at the historic Beaufort Arsenal, located at 713 Craven Street…

This play will captivate as it sheds light on the vital yet often overlooked contributions of the Gullah people during the American Revolution (1770-1783). Through dynamic storytelling, live music, and powerful performances, the play uncovers the stories of Gullah ancestors who played key roles in the fight for freedom. This tribute blends history and culture,…

  On July 5th, the Palmetto Bluff Conservancy will partner with South Carolina 250 (SC250) to mark the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with a special walking tour honoring Beaufort County’s often-overlooked role in the war. Led by archaeologist Katie Epps, the 1.8-mile tour will guide attendees through Palmetto Bluff’s historic cemeteries while exploring…

Zion Chapel of Ease Cemetery – Hilton Head Island Join us for a intriguing tour of the grounds with Rich Thomas. The chapel, approved for Construction in 1780, was delayed in construction by the war until 1786 and was completed by 1788. On the eastern portion of its grounds is the site of the chapel,…

Join us as Rich Thomas gives us the Revolutionary history of this fascinating place. Please be advised that the ruins are in Sea Pines on Hilton Head Island and there is an entrance fee at the gate. Please allow for extra time to get through the gate. On land purchased in 1776 by Irish immigrant…

The southernmost fort in British North America from 1726 to 1758, it was initially constructed of logs, and was later improved with tabby walls, which were completed in 1733. A small fort, its garrison was a company of British regulars until they were transferred to Georgia in 1736, after which local militia units occupied it. …

Commissioned and funded by the South Carolina 250th American Revolutionary Sesquicentennial Commission, this play highlights the vital yet often overlooked contributions of the Gullah people during the American Revolution (1770-1783). Seating is limited and is on a first come, first serve basis.

Commissioned and funded by the South Carolina 250th American Revolutionary Sesquicentennial Commission, this play highlights the vital yet often overlooked contributions of the Gullah people during the American Revolution (1770-1783). Buy Your Tickets Here. Two times available: 2pm - 4pm and 6pm - 8pm

Presenter: Lee Wilwerding After spending time on the ground in Massachusetts in May 2025, a fresh look at Lexington, Concord and Bunker Hill. A campaign of unplanned engagements resulting in a declaration of war and independence. Presenter: Lee Wilwerding USCB Hilton Head, Room 115