"Waccamaw plantations"
By: by Julian Stevenson Bolick
Publisher: Jacobs Press
Published: 1946
Place of publication: Clinton, S.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 130
Subjects: Plantations; Pictorial works; Historic buildings; History
Notes: Includes index.

LC copy has bookplate of Thomas Tileston Waterman on front paste-down. Laid in: newspaper clipping from the February 23, 1947 Charleston, South Carolina News & Courier with book review: "Bolick Draws, Describes Homes by the Waccamaw" by Susan Lowndes Allston.
Table of contents: title: Listed geographically from Fraser's Point to Horry County Line: Hobcaw Barony; title: Calais; title: Michaux Place; title: Friendfield; title: Strawberry Hill; title: Marietta; title: Bellefield; title: Youngville; title: Oryzantia; title: Alderley; title: Rose Hill; title: Forlorn Hope; title: Clifton; title: Prospect Hill; title: Fairfield; title: Oak Hill; title: Bannockburn; title: Waterford; title: Woodville; title: Hagley; title: Waverley; title: Caledonia; title: Midway; title: True Blue; title: Litchfield; title: All Saints' Church, Waccamaw; title: Debordieu Beach; title: Pawley's Island; title: The Summer Academy; title: Nesbit House; title: La Bruce House; title: The Rectory; title: Ward House; title: Weston House; title: Pawley House; title: Tucker House; title: The Tavern; title: Lachicotte House; title: Middleton House; title: Cedar Grove; title: Oatland; title: Will Brook; title: Turkey Hill; title: The Oaks; title: Brook Green; title: Wachesaw; title: Woodlands; title: Cedar Hill; title: The Hermitage; title: Sunnyside.