PEE DEE CHAPTER TOURS

2010 Annual Tour & Picnic
Marion, South Carolina

Denley Caughman was Tour Guide this year for our tour of The Grove and two other wonderful homes in this old Marion neighborhood. The Chapter gratefully acknowledges Denley and Ann Caughman for making available their home and grounds for our tour and picnic; Lucta Allen-Gerald who allowed us to tour her ancestral home so soon after she moved in, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Marshall, who have made a showplace of their late 19th Century home.

All photographs by Jo Dickerson.
Copyright 2010, all rights reserved.

Complete write-up in the July-August 2010 issue of the Pee Dee Queue.

The Grove (1893)
The W. J. Montgomery House
Home of our hosts and tour guide, Rev. Denley and Ann Caughman

Montgomery's Grove, the Inn on Harllee

Montgomery family memorabilia on display at The Grove.

The Major J. B. Young House (1850s)
Home of our host, Mrs. Lucta Allen-Gerald

The Dr. W. W. Hamilton House (1882)
Home of our hosts, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Marshall

The view at the end of Harllee Street.
The Grove is at the end of the street, and the Marshall home is on the left.
The Young home is two blocks south, on Godbold Street.

Walking Tour!

Getting ready to picnic under the pecan trees..

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2009 Annual Tour & Picnic
Centenary, Marion County

Jerri White was Tour Guide this year for our tour of Centenary and environs. Settled by some of Marion's earliest families, Centenary is centrally located in lower Marion. The Chapter gratefully acknowledges Helen and Jerri White for opening their home for our gathering and picnic.

Complete write up in the July-August 2009 issue of the Pee Dee Queue.

Woodlawn, 1853.
Home of Rev. David LeGette and his wife, Martha Richardson
(Photo by Jerri White)

Centenary Methodist Church and Cemetery, 1854.
(Photo by Buddy Harrelson)

Circle Arrow Farms on old Baker family lands, circa 1915.
The current owners are 7th generation Baker descendants.
(Photo by Buddy Harrelson)

Old stores on the B. F. Davis plantation, Ella's Grove. (Photo by Jerri White)

Palmer School, circa 1907.
(Photo provided by Jerri White)