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

Lancaster

Midlands

Brochures for a walking tour of the town’s historic district, and a driving tour of the county’s historic sites and markers can be obtained from the chamber. Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

Buford's Massacre took place on May 29, 1780, in the Waxhaws region of South Carolina, when Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton's legion overtook Lt. Col. Abraham Buford's retreating Virginia Continentals, who had arrived too late to aid in the defense of... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

Lancaster County Welcome Center takes pride in providing information regarding Lancaster County to visitors as well as local residents. Whether you have interest in historic sites and culture, the arts, or outdoor events and activites, we have literature... Read More

Kershaw

Midlands

The Kershaw Hog Jam is a combination of a barbecue cook-off, live music, arts and crafts vendors and children's activities. The festival highlight is the barbecue cook-off. Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

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