Nine area homes, plantations and churches on this tour vary in architectural style, age and size, and will offer many varieties of local flavor in the Yemassee, SC area.   The properties represent three centuries of the area's rich history, dating back to the early 1700's. 

Several of the stops opening their doors on the tour offer rare glimpses into the history of the Civil War in the area.  And the homes in Town reflect the Town's heydays of the early 20th century.  

Stops include:  Ebenezer Methodist Church, Huston
House, Old Combahee Plantation, Mays Family Home, Prince William's Episcopal Church, Richfield Plantation, Sloman House, Stoney Creek Independent Presbyterian Church and the Zahler home.  
It is a self-guided tour, allowing visitors to tour the sites in any order and proceed at their own pace.  A light lunch will be served at Richfield Plantation throughout the afternoon
for an additional $5 charge.  

Sponsored by the Yemassee Revitalization Corporation
Saturday, December 12, 2009
10:00 am - 4:00 pm

Tickets:
Advance Purchase:  $25/person.
Day of Purchase (while supplies last):  $30/person
Lunch:  $5 additional to be served at Richfield Plantation.

Tickets can be purchased at Fletcher's Finds Antiques in Yemassee, SC. Credit card orders can be placed by phone or email.  Contact the Yemassee Revitalization Corporation at 843.589.4100 or Paula Flowers at 843.812.4080 or email  yrc_inc@live.com.
Proceeds benefit the Yemassee
Revitalization Corporation, a local community revitalization non-profit organization dedicated to restoring and beautifying downtown Yemassee, educating its citizens about the history and culture of the area and preserving the natural environment surrounding the Town.