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In the United States from 1920 to 1933, a nationwide constitutional law prohibited the production, importation, transportation and sale of alcoholic beverages that became known as Prohibition.
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George McDaniel
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Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding on Johns Island helps adults and children with disabilities in partnership with horses.
Prohibition, cultural archeology and human-animal interaction will mark the spring series of evening programs offered by the Seabrook Island Natural History Group at the Lake House.
February’s program on Thursday evening, Feb. 9, will explore South Carolina’s experience during the early 20th century’s Prohibition years in a program presented by Abigail Geedy of the Horry County Museum.
On March 9, former Drayton Hall Executive Director George McDaniel will share “Drayton Hall Stories, A Place And Its People.”
The spring series of programs will conclude on April 13 with a heartwarming presentation about Charleston Area Therapeutic Riding, the 30 year old Johns Island program helping adults and children with disabilities live more fulfilling and active lives in partnership with horses.
SINHG Evening Programs are offered free of charge to members. There is a $5 fee for non-members.
Learn more about the series and about SINHG membership by visiting sinhg.org.
