By Jessica Wade
The Post And Courier
PORT ROYAL — The largest, oldest live oak in Beaufort County sprouted from an acorn and rose from the ground more than a century before South Carolina was established as a state. The tree stood through the American Revolution and Civil War, hurricanes and — most recently — developers.
A preservation effort aims to keep the 350-year-old Cherry Hill Oak around for generations to come.
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