Columbia

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The largest monument of its type outside of Washington D.C., stands here as a memorial to 980 South Carolinians who died in Vietnam. The park also features a new Holocaust monument. Designed by renowned sculptor Irwin Hyman, the monument stands on a... Read More

Columbia

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McKissick Museum is one of the largest University museums in the Southeast. As the main repository for the University of South Carolina, the Museum houses collections in material culture, decorative arts, natural sciences, history and fine arts.... Read More

Columbia

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Located within 10 minutes of Fort Jackson and 15 minutes of Downtown Columbia. 7 Miles to University of South Carolina and Gibbs Stadium. See website for more information. Read More

Columbia

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Founded in 1871 by the African Methodist Episcopal Church, the university was the first private black school in the state established to educate clergy for the AME Church. Law and vocational degrees also were conferred. The school moved to Columbia in... Read More

Columbia

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Drip in Five Points serves high quality coffee, pour-over coffees, and espresso-based drinks in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Breakfast and lunch menus are also available. Read More

Columbia

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Restaurant week is an eleven-day celebration of South Carolina cuisine at hundreds of participating restaurants across South Carolina From fine to casual dining, participating restaurants will feature special menus items, promotions and discounts.... Read More