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Photographs by Eugene B. Sloan A collection of stories that bring into focus the families and old historic houses in Beaufort and the South Carolina barrier islands. The stories are a way of life that is no more. Traditions of the sea island natives and the planter families in their elegant mansions portray the area's amazing way of life. The book includes many photographs from the 1960s (when the book was first published) and some from the days of the Confederate War. The stories relate much about the history and folklore of the area, as handed down by the families who lived in and around Beaufort. Rumors of buried treasure, past lives of aristocrats and recountings of the Revolutionary War and Civil War are included. Also includes a famous crab soup recipe and an interesting story of an albino dolphin once seen in Beaufort waters. Illustrated with more than 80 black and white, historic photographs & prints. 156 pages. 1997 (1963). ISBN 13: 978-0-87844-179-2/ISBN 10: 0-87844-179-4 Softcover, $12.95
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