Sumter

Midlands

This modern gallery features traditional and contemporary art by local, regional, national and internationally known artists, a permanent collection of works by the late regional artist Elizabeth White, a gift shop, and an education center with classes,... Read More

Sumter

Midlands

All rooms are interior corridor with electric lock; AT&T service; microwave, coffee makers, hair dryers, and refrigerators in rooms. Outdoor pool and continental breakfast. Plus Golf Packages. All rooms have free high speed internet access. 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

Sumter

Midlands

The first synagogue was a wooden structure, built on the site of the present building. It was replaced by a brick building, dedicated in the spring of 1913. A substantial remodeling of the sanctuary was celebrated in a rededication service in 1969. The... Read More

Stateburg

Midlands

William Ellison, a former slave who earned his freedom in 1816, became a successful plantation owner. He owned and operated a cotton gin and owned almost 50 slaves. His house is a part of the Stateburg Historic District. Read More

Wedgefield

Midlands

Offers public access for hunting, fishing, hiking, bird watching, horseback riding, biking and motorcycle/ATV riding. Rifle and pistol range open 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays and 1-5 p.m. on Sundays. Site features the "High Hills of Santee" section... Read More