Sumter

Midlands

This James Goodson course, nestled among forests and hills, offers elevation changes of 100 feet, wetlands and dense woods for a feel of nature all around. At 6,805 yards, it is a good test. Best hole: Number 16, a 171-yard par-3 with a full carry over... Read More

Sumter

Midlands

Burial place for Gen. Thomas Sumter, "The Gamecock," a friend of the Cherokee, a Revolutionary War hero, planter, congressman and senator. A town, county, national forest and a fort in Charleston are named after him. Read More

Horatio

Midlands

If you read the historical marker in front of the store, you'll see the LeNoir family has been operating this establishment since sometime between 1765 and 1808. LeNoir Country or General Store is typical of a vanishing breed - the country crossroads... Read More

Sumter

Midlands

Founded in 1770 as a Chapel of Ease to St. Mark's Church (Pinewood), this Gothic Revival Sanctuary (c.1850) is the burial site of Joel Poinsett, a US statesman credited with discovering the poinsettia in Mexico and bringing it to the U.S., where it... Read More

Sumter

Midlands

A multi media art competition held annually at Swan Lake during the Iris Festival in Sumter. Read More

Sumter

Midlands

Finally Sumter has an upscale dining experience to match any city in the South. Chef Raffaele Dall’Erta's seasonally inspired menu is filled with fresh local seafood, produce and meats. Hamptons offers a full service bakery. Menu items may include... Read More