Stories from the Heart of Beaufort

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Chambers Chatter is a Southern storytelling series based in Beaufort, South Carolina, where real conversations happen on a digital front porch.

Founded by Shae and Laura, the project captures the voices of locals—past and present—who’ve shaped the Lowcountry’s identity. Through heartfelt interviews, community stories, and nostalgic charm, Chambers Chatter preserves Beaufort’s history, celebrates its evolving culture, and builds genuine connections. It’s not just content—it’s a living archive of the soul of the South.

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Every month, we sit down with incredible individuals who embody the heart of Beaufort—long-time residents, community leaders, culture keepers, and quiet heroes who’ve made a lasting impact.

From shared memories of the Sea Islands to the untold stories of our streets, our interviews are all about preserving history while building connection.

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When Vegetables Were King: Beaufort’s “Truck Farming” Days

Before Beaufort became a destination for tourists, it was a land of fields, packing sheds, and early-morning harvests. For nearly a century, truck farming sent fresh tomatoes and vegetables from Seabrook and the Sea Islands to dinner tables in cities from D.C. to Boston. It was hard work, but it fed families here at home and far beyond — shaping the community long before tourism took root.

Chambers Chatter

Aug 142 min read

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