GOOSE CREEK, S.C. — The Wassamasaw Tribe of Varnertown Indians unveiled its third historical marker on August 2, honoring the legacy of the Etiwan people in the region. The marker, titled “Etiwan Village,” was placed outside Howe Hall AIMS Elementary School. It commemorates the history of the Etiwan, ancestors of today’s Wassamasaw Tribe, who were resettled in Goose Creek following European colonization. By 1685, the Etiwan were relocated from Ittiwan Island, now known as Daniel Island, to Goose Creek. The unveiling ceremony was led by Wassamasaw Tribe Chief Lisa Collins.