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Historical Account of Lighthouse Construction and Trade in South Carolina

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A lighthouse was constructed on Hunting Island in 1859 to mark St. Helena and Port Royal Sound. Merchant ships utilized the waters off the coastline of Beaufort, South Carolina, carrying goods between the ports of Charleston and Savannah. Following the Civil War, a boom in trade occurred, making Port Royal a major trade center.

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The historical account shows that the region supported significant commerce in the 19th century, with vessels transporting commodities such as rice, cotton, produce, and indigo. The trade boom after the Civil War highlights the economic importance of the port of Port Royal.

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Who's involved

  • CharlestonA major port city involved in the trade routes.
  • Hunting IslandThe island where the lighthouse was constructed.

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