You drive past the South Carolina state line as you head into Georgia, beautiful country with the…read moreSavannah river there. There is nothing to stop for, but it is lovely to look at.

"Red Flag" South Carolina from RT 95 in Hardeeville to Hilton head SC is the worst place to live in…read morethe entire country. Things they don't tell you is just how expensive things are and the sales tax is ridiculous. Your car insurance will triple down here. Because South Carolina makes you the insured one pay for the uninsured ones. They are really ass backwards down here. Example is I lease a car from another state move here and they make me pay whats called a property tax?? But I don't own the car and I live in an apartment? They change the words to fit their bank accounts. They are crooks down here big time. And the rino Senator for South Carolina Graham does nothing about it. And you would think with all the fees and extremely high taxes they would have nice roads, guess again, down in Bluffton sc next to Hilton head there is 1 or 2 fatalities a month. On these roads but the mayor and governor seem to think those stars are low. I wouldn't recommend moving to South Carolina period!! It's nothing but a rip off. On a road called 278 they are building so many homes and businesses and only want the taxes for revenue. They don't think the 2 lane roads are a problem with hours of traffic. And illegals down here are out of control. South Carolina is the illegal capital of the country. They use them to work landscaping, roofing, building companies let them drive the company vehicles and a lot of illegal aliens will lease new vehicles so the cops don't mess with them. It's really bad in South Carolina. So you have choices folks don't make South Carolina a mistake.

An unexpected beautiful Classical Revival structure, the Bulloch County Courthouse was built in…read more1894 and renovated in 1914. The white plaster and red brick make for a stunning structure and if you're in the area, worth your time to stop by and check it out. It is an active courthouse holding sessions here and in the judicial annex across the street. On September 18, 1980, the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places. There is some street parking for a quick visit or proper lots if you have business in the courthouse. [Review 13228 overall, 545 of 2020.]

Unfortunately, they had most of the center closed. It was packed with lines of people & they only…read morehad one side of the women's bathroom open - it was insane. Not sure why a visitor center would be closed at 2 in the afternoon on a Monday, but.....

I've never stopped here before but I'm assuming it's recently been redone. Everything smelled new…read moreinside the building. Bathrooms were clean. There was a nice grassy area outside for the dog. Vending machines were available. I've been to some pretty gross rest stops before so this was definitely a welcomed sight.

They have the worst when it comes to the next day service do not use them all. They do apologize…read moreand lie. You don't get your package to two days later they just get your money upfront. Save your money go to FedEx the other postal the other worse

This place is HUGE! Very hard to miss and also a lot of one way turns so be careful trying to get…read morein and out of the parking lot. The lines aren't very obvious so I can imagine if it's dark or rainy you may not see them at all. The staff was very neutral, they weren't friendly but I wouldn't say they were rude. The man who helped me didn't ask how my day was and didn't seem to care either. Was just there for his job which I totally get. The inside is very well taken care of and extremely welcoming. They have flat rate boxes for you pre made and a price list for boxes on the walls. They have all the supplies one may need at a post office, well organized if I may add. I went on today and they were decorated for Valentine day, which was very cute.

Great Place, Totally objective , fair and helpful. Nice…read morefolks even on a weekend while i drove via that place on a Saturday Amazing good people since 95 was totally blocked so i have to drive Via Ridgeland 17 Awesome and best place People working on weekends too

This marker is in excellent condition. It points out the final resting place of one of the 56 men…read morewho signed the Declaration of Independence. The marker reads, "Tomb of Thomas Heyward, Jr. (1746-1809). Member of South Carolina Provincial Congress and Council of Safety and of Continental Congress. Signer of Declaration of Independence and Articles of Confederation and captain of militia at Battle of Port Royal and Siege of Charleston. Prisoner of war 1780-81. Circuit Court Judge 1778-89." Born in what is now Jasper County, SC and educated at home, he traveled to England to study law where he was a member of the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple. Elected to the Continental Congress in 1775 and the following year signed the Declaration of Independence. Taken prisoner by the British during the siege of Charleston, he continued to serve as a judge after the war, retiring from the bench in 1798. [Review 12384 overall, 2170 of 2019.]

This well maintained marker recalls the Civil War and an important encounter between Confederate…read moreand Union troops. "Approaching Statesboro on Dec. 4, 1864, a strong party of mounted foragers from Hazen's division, 15th Corps [US], on the right of Gen. Sherman's army on its destructive March to the Sea, was attacked by a detachment of Confederate cavalry and driven back to the protection of Hazen's marching column." "The Seventieth Ohio Infantry (leading the Union advance) deployed, fired a volley, and charged with the bayonet, driving the cavalry back through Statesboro and clearing the way for the advance. During this encounter, the Confederates lost 6 killed, 1 wounded, and 2 captured; Hazen lost 8 wounded and 27 captured, all from the foraging party." The Civil War was a critical time in American history. What happened, how it happened and why is a part of what brought us to today. [Review 13227 overall, 544 of 2020.]