Harbor Historical Association of Georgetown
Harbor Historical Association of Georgetown
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More about this organization
Mission
To preserve and promote the maritime history of Georgetown County and South Carolina by creating enjoyable experiences for both young people and adults, featuring photographs, documents, artifacts, and interactive exhibits related to South Carolina’s rich and remarkable maritime history.
About
Other Program Expenses - As the mission of the organization is to expand and educate the sailing history of the coastal region of South Carolina, it is necessary to provide programs and events to promote this history. This represents the results of those efforts and the costs of the infrastructure needed.
Revenue
$584,277
Expenses
$567,270
