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Cheraw Lyceum
Phone: (888) 537-0014
City: Cheraw
Region: Midlands
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Cheraw Lyceum
The Lyceum (c. 1820) began as a chancery court, became the Lyceum Meeting Room and private library, served as Cheraw's first telegraph office, and was both the Confederate and Union quartermasters' headquarters. It now houses a museum depicting Cheraw's history, Indian artifacts, steamboat era and Confederate War relics. Key available at Cheraw Town Hall and the Greater Cheraw Chamber of Commerce.
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