Georgetown, the third-oldest city in South Carolina, sits at the confluence of the Black, Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, and Sampit rivers on Winyah Bay. It’s a lowcountry gem and the state’s second-largest seaport, moving nearly a million tons of goods a year.
I love the South for its quiet charm and complex, sometimes difficult history. In Georgetown, that charm is enhanced by the crumbling remnants of its old industries.
Oil on Board, Framed Size 14 X 9
July 2025
Georgetown, the third-oldest city in South Carolina, sits at the confluence of the Black, Great Pee Dee, Waccamaw, and Sampit rivers on Winyah Bay. It’s a lowcountry gem and the state’s second-largest seaport, moving nearly a million tons of goods a year.
I love the South for its quiet charm and complex, sometimes difficult history. In Georgetown, that charm is enhanced by the crumbling remnants of its old industries.
Oil on Board, Framed Size 14 X 9
July 2025
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