Savannah’s Secret Garden
Photography by Diane Dodd. Its land and Inhabitants played a pivotal role in multiple linchpIns of American history. It was the star of a harrowing and fascinating tale, a 1,000-mile […]
Artist in Residence | Emily Pelton
We welcomed our September in Residence, Emily Pelton from Veritas Vineyard and Winery, to the Artist Cottage last week. A dedicated winemaker at the 50-acre vineyard in Afton, Virginia, Veritas’ […]
Palmetto Bluff History: Trout Hole Road
If you’ve been following along with our Palmetto Bluff: History series, you’ve discovered that the interesting and unique street names throughout Palmetto Bluff are a clue to our storied past […]
Palmetto Bluff History: Lithic Street
Palmetto Bluff has a variety of interesting and unique street names throughout the property. Named for past residents, artifacts, and local flora and fauna, these names have been carefully chosen […]
Artist in Residence | Leigh Webber
We welcomed our second August Artist in Residence, Leigh Webber, to the Artist Cottage last week. An award-winning photographer based in Charleston, South Carolina who specializes in fashion, travel, lifestyle, […]
Palmetto Bluff History: Steedman Street
Continuing with the history of Palmetto Bluff and the stories behind our street names, we’re featuring Steedman Street. Located in the West Wilson neighborhood of Palmetto Bluff, Steedman Street is […]
Artist in Residence | Cassandra King Conroy
We welcomed our first August Artist in Residence, Cassandra King Conroy, to the Artist Cottage last week. A bestselling novelist whose stories have won the hearts of readers everywhere and […]
Artist in Residence | Nick Weaver
Our 2020 Artist in Residence programming resumed last week when Nick Weaver from Blue Delta Jeans moved into the Artist Cottage. Raised in the Mississippi Delta, Nick’s roots run deep […]
Palmetto Bluff History: Astbury Street
At over 20,000 acres, and the oldest artifacts dating back to 10,000 B.C., it’s no surprise that Palmetto Bluff is steeped in history. But did you know that many of […]
Shell Crescent
The tenth hole of the May River Golf Course lies above a site known as Shell Crescent, named after a crescent-shaped deposit of shell and artifacts that was found during […]