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The tabby Ruins are ruins of old tabby buildings. Tabby is a term used to describe a mixture of oyster shells and sand.
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The Praise house was a small building behind a church where slaves were allowed to worship.
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This cemetary has graves dating back to 1870
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This church was originally used as a school, church, and cemetary, and is still used today as a church.
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This tree was a meeting place for white men to sit after church and converse about non church appropriate things like animals and slaves.
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This cemetary was founded behind the First Union African Baptist Church.
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This dock's original purpose was to ship oysters to many locations worldwide.
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This building was originally the meeting place for the Brothers And Sisters Oyster Society.
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This school was built for the white children on the island.
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This cemetary was founded near running water in traditional african tradition so that the soul would find its way back to Africa. It is still in use today.
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This cemetary was founded to bury the dead of the gullah residents of Daufuskie Island.
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This School Was Built in the 1930's by WPA workers.
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This school was built on the south side of the island so children would not have to wealk up the entire island to go to school.
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This farm was founded in 2010 and now supplies the island with meat and fresh produce.
