February 29, 2008 RSS feed / Travel

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Pineville, a historic refuge

Part 48: Gourdins and Marions save the village
By Warner M.Montgomery Warner@TheColumbiaStar.com
In 1860, Dr. Peter G. Gourdin II owned Richmond Plantation, a home in Pineville, 32 slaves, $6,700 in real estate, and $29,000 in personal property. By the time of his death in 1876, all he had left was $1,584 in cash. More...

A weekend in Savannah

By Michael Orr

While Savannah is known as much for Paula Deen and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, the lasting effects of the original city plan are abundant. More...


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