Kingston Presbyterian Church, built in 1858, stands next to the site of the original colonial church on the corner of Third Avenue and Kingston Street. The Conway Historical Trail highlights the rich history of homes and businesses throughout the Historic

Kingston Presbyterian Church, built in 1858, stands next to the site of the original colonial church on the corner of Third Avenue and Kingston Street. The Conway Historical Trail highlights the rich history of homes and businesses throughout the Historic

C.P. Quattlebaum House — C.P. Quattlebaum Hou…

Quattlebaum Office, circa 1860, was originally located on Main Street and served as a law office and bank before moving to Third Avenue to serve as the Conway Visitor Center. The Conway Historical Trail highlights the rich history of homes and businesses t — Quattlebaum Office, …

The Riverwalk in Conway — The Riverwalk in Con…

A bridge for a railroad crosses the Kingston Lake where it meets the Waccamaw River along The Riverwalk in Conway, South Carolina on Saturday, September 4, 2010. Photo © 2010 Jason Barnette -- Purchase prints of this photo and more at www.jasonbarnettephot — A bridge for a railr…

Bodega in Downtown Conway, SC — Bodega in Downtown C…

City Hall/Old Horry County Courthouse - Conway, SC — City Hall/Old Horry …

Kingston Presbyterian Church - Conway, SC — Kingston Presbyteria…

C.P. Quattlebaum Office/Conway Visitors Center — C.P. Quattlebaum Off…

Kingston Presbyterian Church, built in 1858, stands next to the site of the original colonial church on the corner of Third Avenue and Kingston Street. The Conway Historical Trail highlights the rich history of homes and businesses throughout the Historic — Kingston Presbyteria…

Kingston Street 2nd Avenue 3rd Avenue Norman Avenue State Highway 905 Main Street Scarborough Alley