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 congregation of Unity Baptist Church was organized in 1909 as an outgrowth of Kershaw's First Baptist Church. It is believed to be the second church for African Americans established in Kershaw in the early 20th century. The new sanctuary was built... 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

Recommended by Southern Living, Kilburnie is a most welcoming Bed and Breakfast with the feel of a small boutique hotel. Experience true hospitality in the quiet and graceful comfort of this beautifully restored Antebellum country home surrounded by... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

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