45 reactions | Explore the beauty, rich history and culture of the Gullah people on your next trip to the South Carolina Lowcountry. Learn how their history, language, cuisine, and overall way of living have helped make the SC Lowcountry unique. Plan your visit to Daufuskie Island today. Supported by Discover South Carolina | SC Lowcountry Tourism Commission | Facebook

53K views · 2.4K reactions | Exploring the deep roots of Gullah culture, where West African traditions, Islamic heritage, and spiritual resilience meet. Bottle trees stand as protectors, catching spirits and safeguarding the home. This history runs deeper than many know. Thanks for the history lesson Beatrice Rodrigues @gullahmuseumsc #gullah #culture #tradition #history #heritage #faith #museum #museumlover #museumlovers #historybeforeus #ushistory | History Before Us | Facebook

The Erasure of Gullah Geechee Culture in South Carolina. | Deffnotant

3.6M views · 53K shares | While Gullah Gullah Island was a fictional place, the show was based on the traditions of a very real and proud culture unique to America's southeast coast and directly descended from groups of enslaved West African people. | Great Big Story | Facebook

64 reactions · 22 shares | Celebrating Gullah, a language and culture created by the Africans brought to the Sea Islands of South Carolina in Colonial times, the Gullah Museum is dedicated to highlighting contributions of the Gullah people and their role in the success of the Carolina rice culture. For more information about this and other museums in Georgetown, visit www.discovergeorgetownsc.com. | Discover Georgetown | Facebook