Looking for something to do while visiting Litchfield Beach. Have never been to Georgetown but I knew that it had a lot of historical significance. Found this place on Yelp (love Yelp!). I love going to museums and I love learning about history -especially buildings, homes, towns... We arrived about 25 min prior to the trolley picking us up (they begin tours every hour on the hour). Parking was easy to find on the street and it was free (yes!). You have to go inside the Bienvenue Home Accents store to buy tickets. We were greeted immediately and with a smile by 2 women working there. We purchased our tickets ($15 each) and walked down to the corner where they told us to wait. The trolley can hold 14 people and my group had 4 and there was another group with 7. Cute little trolley pulls up a few min after 2 pm. Jan, the tour guide, was friendly and enthusiastic. We loaded up and were on our way. This tour last about an hour. The historical information was interesting - pretty typical info that you would expect to hear on a tour of a southern city. I guess I had really good history teachers because I had heard of this info before (this is not a criticism, just an observation). Still, Jan's enthusiasm and knowledge really makes the experience fun. We had our 2 teens with us and, not surprisingly, they were not overly excited about going on this tour. Same flat faces at the end of the tour that they had at the beginning. It was a nice tour and for $15, I don't regret going on the tour. I probably wouldn't do it again, however. read more