Kershaw

Midlands

This 18-hole course is built on hilly terrain. The fairways are tree lined, with large and sloping greens. Water comes into play on two of the holes. Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The Lancaster & Chester Railroad Museum was created to give a photographic history of the L&C since its inception in 1896 and also of all other railroads in South Carolina. The museum has over 600 mounted photographs and display cases of railroad... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The cemetery is full of Southern history with graves that date to the 1890s. Many of the local residents buried here are among the most famous in Lancaster's African-American history. They include Isom Caleb Clinton, a founder of Mt. Carmel... Read More

Kershaw

Midlands

The town of Kershaw sits in both Kershaw and Lancaster counties, with a larger portion of the business section being in Lancaster. The area developed soon after Southern Railroad established a station in 1887 when it was known in its earliest days as... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The museum tells the story of Jackson's boyhood experiences during the Revolutionary War and highlights life in the South Carolina backcountry from Andrew Jackson's birth in 1767 until he left South Carolina in 1784. Read More

Indian Land

Midlands

The Catawba River can be seen from the 13th and 14th holes of the Carolina Lakes Golf Club. The club is well-know in the area as one of the finest layouts always in great condition. The layout also includes creeks, lakes and a man-made wetland on the... Read More