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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

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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

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The likeness of Broadway star Nina Mae McKinney is just one of the faces that grace this wall of fame. McKinney was the first African-American actress to perform in a sound movie, "Hallelujah," in 1929. She also starred with the great Paul Roberson in... Read More

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Charley's Cafe specializes in American and South Carolina Lowcountry cuisine. Locals say you must try the Cream of Tomato Soup when it's the soup of the day. The raw fries - Southern fried chips topped with blue cheese or bacon, cheddar and jack cheese... Read More

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Welcome to the South Carolina Ag + Art Tour, a free, self-guided tour of designated farms in South Carolina featuring local artisans and farmer's markets. During this tour you will have the opportunity to see first-hand where your food comes from, watch... Read More

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Edgewater Golf club is a championship caliber golf course designed by Bruce Brodsky.This is Brodsky's first golf course design. Edgewater opened to the public in August 2008. It features A1/A4 Bent grass greens (similar to Augusta National's purely A1... Read More