Columbia

Midlands

Built in 1855 to house officers of a military academy, the state's governors have lived here since 1868. The renovation completed in 2001 added 5,000 sq. ft. to the mansion. First floor tours include the state dining room, two drawing rooms, the library... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

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

Midlands

"The first of its kind on any of the nation's state house grounds," this monument was sculptured by Ed Dwight of Colorado and dedicated March 29, 2001. This monument traces African-American history from the Middle Passage, to the fight for freedom in the... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Cutting through the heart of the Columbia Riverbanks region, the Saluda and the Broad Rivers meet to form the Congaree River. Enjoy the beauty of the area by walking along the riverbanks. The Three Rivers Greenway is comprised of three riverwalks with... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Little Pigs has been making barbecue lovers happy since 1962. You should be warned: leading authorities advise that eating at Little Pigs Barbecue may be habit-forming. The barbecue is good, but so are the sides. The buffet includes barbecue, ribs,... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Located in the Earlewood neighborhood just north of downtown Columbia, Earlewood Park features a new Community Center, one-of-a-kind playground, amphitheater, disc golf course, baseball/kickball fields, basketball courts and tennis courts. Earlewood Park... Read More