The Carnigan area has traditionally been an enclave of Gullah-Geechee people and the utilitarian vernacular architecture of the community is rapidly vanishing.
Central Hallway Cottage, Carnigan
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I’d love to know the stories from this place.
Indeed, Michelle. Vernacular structures like this can still be found in isolated pockets along the coast.