Columbia

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The Presbyterians organized their first congregation in Columbia in 1795. The present church, the second on this site, was completed c. 1854 and survived the “Burning of Columbia,” while others in the downtown area didn’t. It is a fine example of early... Read More

Columbia

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Capital City/Lake Murray Country is the regional tourism office and visitor's center promoting Columbia, Lake Murray and it's four surrounding counties (Lexington, Richland, Newberry & Saluda). The visitor center is located in the Historic Lorick... Read More

Columbia

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On the eve of the burning of Columbia General William T. Sherman and his Union army set up camp on the Garden side of the river above the factory. A huge boulder, known as “Sherman’s Rock,” remains as a visible reminder of Sherman’s visit. This rock can... Read More

Columbia

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Lizard's Thicket. The name is strange, but the food is down right delicious, to say the least. Lizard’s Thicket, a family owned and operated country cooking restaurant dedicated and specializing in authentic regional southern home cooking (at reasonable... Read More

Columbia

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The Hampton Inn & Suites Columbia SE/Ft. Jackson is the ultimate in modern design & comfort. Whether you stay for work or play; we are the place to stay! Located just minutes from Ft. Jackson, Downtown Columbia, and the SC Fairgrounds. Read More

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Drip on Main 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