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Beaufort History Museum (BHM) is offering Docent classes to train volunteers who lead Museum tours and serve as community liaisons. In the classes, directed by Docent Educator Lorrie Burleyknoles, participants learn how Beaufort shaped America from the early European settlements to current times.
From the rich history of the William Wigg Barnwell House to the stately architecture of the Verdier House, the story of Beaufort can be found around every corner if you only know where to look.
On Saturday, October 26, Beaufort will honor its newest Americans at Celebrating Citizenship, a public event in the Waterfront Park Pavilion, from 2 – 4 pm.
“I think men who have a pierced ear are better prepared for marriage. They've experienced pain and bought jewelry.” – Rita Rudner
“It’s about connections,” Jill Striebinger says of her brain (and heart) child, the Cross-Cultural Folk Heritage Association of Beaufort County, which grew out of an earlier idea to form a book group. Both, she says, were born, in part, of her love for southern culture.
“You try your hardest to raise your teenagers with patience, honesty and good manners, but they still end up being like you.Site Designed and Maintained by Vision Technology Management
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