Denmark Historic District
Denmark Historic District
Denmark Historic District
Enjoy shopping or browsing in an old-time five and dime, or wander through floors of antiques in the AT&T building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A restored sign shop now houses an art gallery and there's a hardware store that offers everything from lumber to fine china. The Mennonite bakery offers savory home baked breads, which can be enjoyed in the gazebo at Harrison Park. The Jim Harrison Gallery on S. Main St. offers displays of this internationally known artist. The town comes alive each spring with the Dogwood Festival. The festival is family freindly, full of fun, concessions, entertainment and rides.
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This course's narrow fairways are lined with pine trees. The signature hole is #3 because water comes into play on the left and sand bunkers guard the right. Two of the fairways are doglegs that require shots over trees to allow yourself a clear approach...
Family owned, located downtown, close to Edisto Gardens. Outdoor pool. Nearby restaurants. Pets not allowed
Whether you're staying for business or pleasure. You will appreciate the comfort and service we offered at Econo Lodge Inn & Suites. Across from Edisto Gardens and close to Orangeburg Regional Hospital. Pets are welcome for a fee of $10.00. Free Wi-Fi...
The Edisto Memorial Gardens displays past and current award-winning roses. Some 4,800 plants representing at least 120 labeled varieties of roses are always on display in the Gardens. The City of Orangeburg is affiliated with American Garden Rose...
Good cooks of Springfield rally to defend a seasonal favorite (or not) – fruitcake! All fruitcake bakers welcome. Prizes are awarded during the best cake contest. Come hungry because there will be cornbread, soups and desserts for lunch. Homemade baked...
Tradition holds that the congregation was organized in 1827 and the church built in the same year as Kirkland Church and later changed to Smyrna. The adjacent cemetery is a who’s who of the community. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
