How did people get around in South Carolina the 1900s?

- Horse and buggy: The primary mode of transportation in rural areas.

- Electric streetcars: Operated in cities and towns, providing public transportation.

- Steam-powered trains: Transported passengers and goods between cities.

- Steam-powered ships: Provided transportation along the coast and inland waterways.

Late 1900s:

- Automobiles: Became increasingly common, especially in urban areas.

- Buses: Provided public transportation in cities and towns.

- Electric streetcars: Continued to operate, but declined in use as automobiles became more popular.

- Train travel: Remained a popular option for long-distance travel.

- Air travel: Became available, but was limited to a small number of wealthy individuals.