Kingstree

Midlands

Historic archives and artifacts include microfilm of The County Record newspaper from 1897-1975, and The News through 2006. Antique china displays, early maps and a dug-out canoe made from a single 20-foot long cypress. Family history research area.... Read More

Kingstree

Midlands

This plantation home of James Witherspoon (1700-1768) was built in Williamsburgh Township in 1749. In August 1780, the house and grounds served as an encampment for 100 British dragoons and a large number of Tories. House was moved into Town limits in... Read More

Kingstree

Midlands

The original town was laid out as Williamsburg by the Lords Proprieters in colonial time. But a lone, unusually large white pine was found along the Black River, far to the south of the species' normal range. Since tall white pines were ideal for use as... Read More

Kingstree

Midlands

A beautiful winter day, a blazing fire, hot spiced wine, outdoor cooking, great music, good friends, and,of course, the wines of La Belle Amie. The latest giftwares are always available in the shop along with a variety of classic wine accessories. So... Read More

Nesmith

Midlands

The highlight of the year is the annual Muscadine Festival that is held on the weekend of Labor Day. Visitors from all over come to celebrate the sweet fruit in a variety of ways and to re-live if only in spirit day-to-day life on the farm. The... Read More

Hemingway

Midlands

With over 13,000 acres of private property for whitetails, wild hogs and eastern wild turkeys, while also hunting in two of the most game rich counties in the Southeast, Waccamaw Hunting can offer you as a guest one of the most exciting hunts you will... Read More