Are you paying attention to Georgetown, SC?? The next best thing is HERE!
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Georgetown, SC has such a rich history that if it were a recipe, you would be using your ENTIRE spice cabinet (including the expired ones!) It's sassy, sweet and definitely has some ZING!
Celia Klein, REALTOR®, and host of @CarolinaCoastTV, brings you the 2nd episode of her "Talk of the Town" series heading to the furthest southern area of the real estate market she covers - Georgetown, SC. As the 3rd oldest city in the state - this area has seen it all and is in the process of making yet ANOTHER comeback! Through the arts, real estate development, events, cuisine and a respect for what has been - a town existing before the Revolutionary War is now the latest "buzz!" (Note: the plant shown in the video while speaking about the indigo plant is not an indigo plant. Also, since the video was made, an announcement was made the Australian Company, InfraBuild, intends to purchase the mill and keep it operational.)
We absolutely love Georgetown. We would love to make this area our permanent home some sweet day!
When you come to the area next time, check and see if the new hotel has opened - The George. It's going to be beautiful! Thank you for watching my video. If you have any questions, please give me a call! 843-321-9646
@@CarolinaCoastTV thank you so much!!!
Very interesting. Never thought rice was the crop. I love rice. My mother served it every meal, even breakfast. We were poor in Mississippi🤫
On my last trip I only passed through on 17 but it did look like someplace worth exploring! Hopefully next time.
There's a new swanky hotel to stay in for your visit. It's called The George and it's by the waterfront. Next to many great shops and restaurants.
@@CarolinaCoastTV thanks for the great tip!
Always wanted to visit the waterfront shops but am very wary of the awful smell from the mills.
Just check the weather - if winds are out of the south traveling north, you'll probably get a whiff of paper mill perfume. If not, you're good to go. It's too beautiful not to go visit!
On a week long road trip…I passed through the other day and the stench was strong. I was confused.
I would forget the Shops and preserve and embrace that Steel Mill.. We cant keep relying on Indian and Chinese steel that have no comparable quality. America used to produce some of the best steel in the world at one point. We cant keep closing down these masterpieces of American ingenuity..
They should preserve georgetown..
I think they're doing a great job of preserving the best from the past and remembering from where the town has been while being open to welcoming new flavors of charm. Like The George Hotel opening in late fall!! Have you seen it? It's going to be GORGEOUS!!
Growth is good things stagnate not moving.
Trying to keep Georgetown old and historical is what is killing our local econoomy.
People should stop thinking of mass development as a "boost" for the economy.
People should preserve their land and learn agriculture.
SC was the richest state in the country pre industrial revolution.
The main reason people want to get rid of International Paper, is because the place stinks. Also you mention how far Georgetown was from Conway, Pawleys Island and Charleston, but you forgot to mention how far from Myrtle Beach. Otherwise video 's great. Look forward to visiting Georgetown.
Hi, David. Thank you for your comments. While many definitely have the opinion the paper mill "stinks" several hundred call that the sweet smell of their paycheck, which in turn, keeps Georgetown's economy humming! Didn't really "forget" Myrtle Beach, I just said how far away it was from the next towns on the routes most utilized in and out of Georgetown - Hwy 17 North (closest town is Pawleys, but Myrtle proper is another 30-45), 17 South takes you to Charleston and 701 takes you to Conway.
Thank you for watching and hope you love Georgetown! So much to do and there's a new hotel opening up very soon!!
Do the workers get food pay? Or is it just the man upstairs profiteering?
You obviously have no clue about the history of Georgetown please stop spreading misinformation. When you said the steel mill you showed footage of international paper. Also when you talked about indigo you showed footage of a wisteria plant. Do better research before putting “ informational “ videos online.
Zachary, you are absolutely correct, that is not an Indigo plant and I should note that in the description above. And we did our filming at Harborwalk and Kaminski House area so both International Paper and Liberty Steel are nearby. Since this video was done, an Australian company has purchased the steel mill. My sincere apologies and thank you for bringing this to my attention.
It’s nothing to cry about Zachary. Haha