From Chicora to Long Bay, to Withers, New Town, and finally Myrtle Beach — every name tells a story of growth, identity, and coastal charm. 🌊 What started as a quiet stretch of Carolina coast has become one of America’s favorite beach destinations — rich in history, sunshine, and Southern hospitality. ☀️🌴 #MyrtleBeachHistory #CoastalCarolina #LivingSouthRealty #LocalHeritage | Graham Nelson

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📍 Three Grade Schools, One Mile Radius | Chicora, Mary Ford & Burns North Charleston is home to three elementary schools all within just a one-mile radius. Chicora Elementary (1921) – Located in the heart of the Chicora-Cherokee neighborhood, this historic school has been serving local families for over a century, shaping generations with strong community roots. Mary Ford Elementary (1943) – Nestled in the Accabee section, Mary Ford began as a segregated school for Black students and honors bel