Conway (Images of America)

Discover the captivating history of Conway with the Conway (Images of America) Book!

Step into the rich past of this charming town, established in 1732 as Kingston and later renamed in honor of local politician Robert Conway. Immerse yourself in the heroic tales of the "Swamp Fox," Francis Marion, and his war service that helped shape this community following the American Revolution.

From its humble beginnings as an isolated settlement surrounded by wetlands, Conway grew steadily thanks to the hard work and resilience of its subsistence farmers. Despite lacking the advantages of the tidal rivers found in other parts of coastal South Carolina, the resourceful residents of Conway relied on the harvest of turpentine and timber, improved transportation through steamboats and trains, and even ventured into tobacco cultivation and tourism in the 20th century.

Experience the evolution of Conway as it blossomed alongside the famous neighboring Myrtle Beach. Witness how this vibrant town showcases its heritage through the magnificent 1825 Robert Mills Courthouse, the anchor of its picturesque downtown. Stroll along the scenic river walk, marvel at the moss-draped live oaks, and cross the iconic Main Street bridge that invites visitors to partake in the exciting festivals and live theatre that make Conway come alive.

Delve into the fascinating past of Conway and be transported back in time with the Conway (Images of America) Book. Uncover the stories, marvel at the historic photographs, and gain a deeper understanding of this remarkable town's journey. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of history! Get your copy now!