Edgefield

Midlands

Half Edgefield Pottery Museum and half working studio, we seek to educate the public about the importance of this South Carolina art form, while continuing to produce that art using traditional techniques. Read More

Trenton

Midlands

Rev. Alexander Bettis, a former slave who could read but couldn't write, established Bettis Academy in 1882 to provide education for African-Americans in South Carolina. Bettis Academy provided both day and boarding options for its students. Its... Read More

Edgefield

Midlands

This historic building serves as a genealogical and historical research center focusing on the Old 96 District. It is the headquarters for the Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society, the Old Edgefield District African American Genealogical Society,... Read More

Edgefield

Midlands

The town of Edgefield had a larger part in South Carolina history than any other city or town in the state. Known as the home of 10 governors, because 10 of the states Governor's were born here, the most famous being Strom Thurmond, former governor and... Read More

Edgefield

Midlands

Wildlife and green space with associated recreation opportunities such as hiking/biking trails, OHV trails, hunting/fishing, and camping at Fell, Lick Fork Lake, and Parsons Mountain developed sites. Peaceful getaway can be obtained in this 118,529-acre... Read More

Trenton

Midlands

An old-fashioned roadside stand with a homey feel. They offer strawberries, shelled beans, as well as bins of homegrown tomatoes, potatoes, and canned goods - but it's the peaches that keep the customers coming back. Open April through July. Read More