Salley

Midlands

Thousands are drawn to this community each Saturday after Thanksgiving to celebrate this unusual food item that has been a southern tradition for over 100 years. Activities also include a parade, hawg-calling and strut contests, food and craft vendors,... Read More

Wagener

Midlands

Wagener was known as Pinder Town and later as Gunter's Cross Roads (Guntersville) after a large number of North Carolinian settlers named "Gunter." The men helped make up Company 1 of the 20th South Carolina Infantry, which was part of Kershaw's Brigade... Read More

Salley

Midlands

Three Swiss German families settled in the area on large land grants from King George II of England in 1735. since the head of each family was named "John," the settlement became known as "John Town." The Battle of Dean's Bridge (Revolutionary War)... Read More

Aiken

Midlands

Carolina's Largest Outdoor Drama. Cast of Hundreds! Join us and see history come alive with cannons, cavalry horses and living history experts. Dramatic recreation of one of the last battles of the War Between the States. Period crafts, art, and exhibits... Read More

Aiken

Midlands

General Room Amenities •Air conditioning •Alarm clock •Coffee maker •Individual climate control •Iron and ironing board •Luxury bedding - crisp linens, thicker mattresses, custom comforters, fluffier pillows •Mini fridge •Pillows:... Read More

Monetta

Midlands

Peaches, plums, nectarines & apples (Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith) in season; tomatoes, squash, pickling cucumbers, apple & peach cider, mulled apple cider, sweet breads, pecans, muscadines, blueberries, peach products (salsa, BBQ sauce, preserves, jams.... Read More