
Victory Along the Santee River and Francis Marion History
Santee Cooper Country
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Santee Cooper Country
Summerton
Midlands
The large hill located on the Bluff Unit at Santee National Wildlife Refuge is known as the Santee Indian Mound and Fort Watson. The Santee Indians were part of the Mississippian culture, living along the Santee River for thousands of years. The mound... Read More
Manning
Midlands
Located near I-95, ten minutes from Manning. Twenty minutes to Golf Courses and Lake Marion. Read More
Manning
Midlands
This semi-private country club offers a great deal of Southern hospitality. The terrain is flat and the slightly sloped greens are elevated. A few small ponds and creeks run in and along the course. One of the most difficult holes to play is #17, a... Read More
Summerton
Midlands
Victory along the Santee River provides a glimpse into the life on the backcountry frontier of the Santee River. (An opportunity for you to walk where Francis Marion walked and rode his horse in 1780-1781). Climb to the top of the Santee Indian Mound.... Read More
Manning
Midlands
Clarendon County has 30 historic mural panels in Manning (12 murals), Paxville (one mural), Summerton (nine murals) and Turbeville (eight murals including the newest). The murals depict the Swamp Fox, Francis Marion, and the Southern Campaign of the... Read More