Ehrhardt

Midlands

Site of one of the Confederacy’s last stands against General William T. Sherman’s sweep across the South, the still-intact earthen fortifications at Rivers Bridge State Historic Site bear silent witness to the fierce battle that raged there on Feb. 2-3,... Read More

Ehrhardt

Midlands

The Civil War breastworks on the grounds of this privately owned plantation have been perfectly preserved. First-class accommodations; 7,000 acres of selected hunting land; 2,600 foot grass airstrip; Fish along the banks of our 10-acre lake stocked with... Read More

Denmark

Midlands

The dogwood trees make their debut in white and pink blossoms every spring, giving the town of Denmark a reason to celebrate every year. The Dogwood Festival is a family-oriented event held at the Gazebo, downtown Denmark. The two-day event features a... Read More

Bamberg

Midlands

The congregation was organized in 1803 and tradition states a log structure was built as a place of worship about that same time, three miles from its present site. A second wooden structure on this site was torn down and rebuilt five miles away as... Read More

Denmark

Midlands

Founded in 1897, by Elizabeth Wright, and modeled after her alma mater Tuskegee Institute, Voorhees was an industrial school, emphasizing a vocational curriculum for rural African-Americans. The school was named for and funded by philanthropist Ralph... Read More

Bamberg

Midlands

This small town is filled with settlement history and boast of quaint country grocers from the Depression era. Hunting, Fishing and Canoeing are some of the ways the folks enjoy nature in Bamburg. The cool, black waters of the Edisto River provide the... Read More