Beaufort is a small city situated on Port Royal Island in South Carolina notable for fine antebellum homes, a beutiful coastline and many live oak trees. - AsNotedIn
Beaufort is a small city situated on Port Royal Island in South Carolina notable for fine antebellum homes, a beutiful coastline and many live oak trees. - AsNotedIn
| Name of Notable | Genus | AsNotedIn | No | Address | Proximity | Area |
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| Barnwell-Gough House |
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705 | Washington St | ||
| Beaufort Historic District |
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Bounded by the Beaufort River, Bladen, Hamar, and Boundary Sts | |||
| Beaufort National Cemetery |
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1601 | Boundary St | ||
| First Presbyterian Church of Beaufort |
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410 | Church St | North St | |
| Fort Lyttelton Site |
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Spanish Point, Address Restricted | |||
| John A Cuthbert House |
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1203 | Bay St | ||
| John Mark Verdier House |
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801 | Bay St | ||
| Laurel Bay Plantation |
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Address Restricted | |||
| Marshlands |
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501 | Pinckney St | ||
| Robert Smalls House |
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511 | Prince St | ||
| Seacoast Packing Company |
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100 | Dill Dr | ||
| Tabby Manse |
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1211 | Bay St | ||
| The Anchorage |
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1103 | Bay St | ||
| The Parish Church of St Helena, Beaufort |
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507 | Newcastle St | North St | |
| William Barnwell House |
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501 | King St | Old address: 800 Prince St |
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| 1668/00/00 | Spanish forces allied with Indians who are rivals of the Indians the Scots are trading with, attacked and destroyed Stuart Towne. Survivors flee to Charles Towne, but a hurricane haults the pursuing Spanish. | |||||
| 1684/00/00 | Scottish Presbyterians establish Stuart Towne, a colony on the banks of the Beaufort River, now the Beaufort neighborhood called Spanish Point. They immediately began trade with the Indians. | |||||
| 1863/07/30 | Rufus Saxton | Supporter | In late July, Rufus Saxton, from his HQ at the Whitehall ferry landing in Beaufort, addresses the Colored Soldiers and Freedmen that the principles for which Shaw fought and died will be vindicated and urges them to pay a last tribute. | Establishing the Shaw Memorial |
| Particulars for Beaufort, SC: | |
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| Locale Type | Town |
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| Reconstruction Era National Historical Park |
| Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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| A Son of the Carolinas: A Story of the Hurricane upon the Sea Islands | Book |
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"A Son of the Carolinas" is set on Cat Island, Beaufort, South Carolina | |
| Commandment Keeper Church, Beaufort South Carolina, May 1940 | Film | Zora Neale Hurston | ||
| The Institute (Stephen King Book) | Novel |
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Stephen King | Around nine o'clock, just after passing the Beaufort city limits, Luke told Tim to find a motel. "Don't stop in front, though. Go around to the back. |
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