Hilton Head Island students sampled blue crab cakes, banged drums and listened to stories about the history of their hometown Thursday to mark Black History Month and honor Gulluh culture.

Several hundred people turned out to witness the removal of the cornerstone of the Historic Effingham Courthouse. A 100-year-old copper time capsule was opened!

South Carolina archaeologists believe they might have unearthed the first octagonal house in the United States.

He’s seen so much during his career…and now he’s talking about it. Lt. John White reflects back on being one of Savannah’s first African American police officers.

One of Colleton County’s most illegible yet unique bits of history lies hidden in the trees just off U.S. 17, six miles north of the Beaufort County line.

It has been many years since the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation, but it is something that people still pause to celebrate.

A little-known piece of Hilton Head Island’s history could one day come to life.

Renovation have begun on the Mary Fields School, the historic schoolhouse on Daufuskie Island Where acclaimed Lowcountry author Pat Conroy once taught.

It’s time to brush the cobwebs off your best stories and share them with the world.  The non-profit StoryCorps, a program dedicated to doncumenting and archiving the oral histories of everyday peopel around the country, is coming to Savannah for 26 days to collect anecdotes and lore from the Hostess City.