Cost of tour: $45.00 pp
For questions regarding this tour contact Chuck (843) 455-3156
If you do not have a full group of 8 people, we will put you together with other history enthusiasts.
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$45.00 per person
Discover the American South as the door to the "land of cotton" is opened along the South Carolina Cotton Trail.. The Trail is a motoring excursion into the Pee Dee Region of South Carolina. Begin your adventure with us at the South Carolina Cotton Museum and end at Fryer's Topiary Garden.
Cotton is as old as the earth. South Carolina had cotton being grown by the natives when the first permanent English colony was established in 1670. Joseph West was the first documented grower of cotton in South Carolina and the story of cotton in South Carolina starts there.
The exhibits take the visitors through history with examples of many implements used in the growing and production of cotton fibers. Explore the exhibits to find the larger than life, Boll Weevil and the body of the last Boll Weevil found in South Carolina.
The exhibits take the visitors through history with examples of many implements used in the growing and production of cotton fibers. Explore the exhibits to find the larger than life, Boll Weevil and the body of the last Boll Weevil found in South Carolina.
LEARN MANY FACTS ABOUT COTTON AT THE "COTTON MUSEUM"
Pearl Fryer will amaze you with his talent in shaping and designing trees and shrubs. He has been declared the real "Scissorhands" and can truly replenish one's faith in humanity.
When visiting his yard of nearly 3 acres of trees, shrubs and artwork you are awed and amazed at the serenity and peace that overwhelms you. Pearl also entertains you with his stories and wit.
When visiting his yard of nearly 3 acres of trees, shrubs and artwork you are awed and amazed at the serenity and peace that overwhelms you. Pearl also entertains you with his stories and wit.
MEET PEARL FRYER THE "SCISSORHANDS" AT TOPIARY GARDENS
"At Red Bone Alley restaurant, a brick pathway leads to tables covered with canvas umbrellas. Pink and light gray buildings reminiscent of Charleston and other port cities of the South stretch overhead, and gulls perch on the eaves and windowsills."
Enjoy Lunch at the Red Bone Alley Restaurant in Florence, SC
(at your own cost)
(at your own cost)