McCelvey Center & Lowry Family Theater
McCelvey Center & Lowry Family Theater
McCelvey Center & Lowry Family Theater
The McCelvey Center is the original site of the Yorkville Female Academy founded in 1852 and includes the 500-seat Lowry Family Theater. Noted for its remarkable acoustics, the historic theater has a lovely 1920s ambiance and hosts the Culture and Heritage Museums’ annual Southern Sound Series. Check the website for concert dates and admission. On the McCelvey campus is the Historical Center of York County, which serves as the county’s archival repository and provides opportunities for genealogical and historical research. The Historical Center, also home to the Southern Revolutionary War Institute, is open 10am–4pm Mon–Fri and the 2nd Sat. of each month from 10am-4pm.
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All rooms on first level; Jacuzzi and whirlpool rooms. Outdoor pool, continental breakfast and restaurants nearby. Pets allowed. Discounts available.
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