Camden

Midlands

The Camden Archives and Museum tells the story of the people of Camden and our surrounding area. Visitors to the museum can view both permanent and rotating exhibits on the City of Camden's rich history. Artifacts on display are as diverse as... Read More

Camden

Midlands

Spend a few peaceful hours where the British spent a rough year. After the siege of Charleston in May 1780, Lord Charles Cornwallis and 2,500 British soldiers marched to Camden and set up their main Backcountry supply post. For the next 11 months the... Read More

Boykin

Midlands

Built in 1740, The Broom Place is located in the heart of the Historic Boykin district. Brooms are made on the original broom equipment (more than 100 years old) inside a one-room restored former slave house. Some of the original boards and furnishings... Read More

Liberty Hill

Midlands

This church (c. 1880) features the 142-year-old bell from the original church and a solid mahogany organ, believed to be imported from England and one of the oldest in South Carolina still in regular operation. The historic cemetery, which dates from... Read More

Boykin

Midlands

Historic Boykin is an off-the-beaten path of a gem which sits a few miles south of Camden in the Midlands. At the 19th-century Boykin Mill Pond agricultural community, visit a restored working grist mill, watch as brooms are handmade on 100-year-old... Read More

Camden

Midlands

The African American Cultural Center highlights the rich history of the African American community of Camden and surrounding areas. The Cultural Center, under the auspices of the Camden Archives and Museum, displays temporary exhibits of African American... Read More