Miles of sun-warmed sand slide right up to Atlantic surf along the shores of popular seaside spot, Myrtle Beach, a family-oriented destination close to golf greens, parks and sandcastles.
Philomath was established around 1829, and quickly became noted for its beauty, hospitality and culture. By the 1830s, a large number of cotton plantations had been laid out in and around Philomath. Home of the Reid Academy, Philomath translates as 'love of learning.' Woodrow Wilson was a frequent vacationer and visitor to the town; his father was often a guest preacher at the Historic Philomath Presbyterian Church. Of note are the Great Buffalo Lick and the Bartram Trail Society Library located in the Robertson-Wright-Normandy House. Historic Walking Tour Brochure available at Chamber of Commerce.
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