Columbia

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At South Carolina’s only presidential site, the Woodrow Wilson Family Home’s exhibit galleries and period vignettes delve into the Reconstruction era (1865-1877) in the only home owned by the parents of “Tommy” Woodrow Wilson, who became the 28th... Read More

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Wartime house of Mary Boykin Chestnut and General James Chestnut; visited in October 1864 by President Jefferson Davis who gave one of his last speeches from the front of porch; The rooms feature period antiques, private baths with jacuzzi tubs, king and... Read More

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The First Presbyterian Church organized a Sabbath School for African-Americans in 1838, which led to the establishment of a separate congregation for African-American members. The Sunday school built for this congregation on Sumter Street was burned by... Read More

Columbia

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A celebration of the world beer culture, the World Beer Festival provides attendees a broad sampling of hundreds of beers from over 100 breweries, food from a variety of local restaurants, educational sessions by industry experts, and entertainment by... Read More

Columbia

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City Center Partnership invites you to attend the 2nd Annual Urban Tour on Thursday, May 6, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. along Main Street in downtown Columbia. Urban Tour is a free event for the whole family, showcasing all that Columbia’s downtown has to... Read More

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Nonnah's is a family owned establishment located in Columbia's Vista district, and is in close proximity to many theater venues and restaurants and the University of South Carolina campus. This quaint spot features a light supper menu, full service bar... Read More