Columbia

Midlands

Located 2 miles from Criminal Justice Hall of Fame. Restaurants and shopping areas nearby. Read More

Columbia

Midlands

The largest monument of its type outside of Washington D.C., stands here as a memorial to 980 South Carolinians who died in Vietnam. The park also features a new Holocaust monument. Designed by renowned sculptor Irwin Hyman, the monument stands on a... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

Sleep Inns and Sleep Inns & Suites - start your day off with a complimentary continental breakfast * and free USA Today *, each guest room also features: Electronic door locks Oversized 73' desks with convenient desk-height electrical outlets and... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

In 1942 a grand house was built in the wilderness. The owner, a man called Professor Michael Van Pulcher Geist, one of the most successful explorers of his day. Hillside Manor is its name, because it is constructed deep into the hill it rests upon.... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

On the eve of the burning of Columbia General William T. Sherman and his Union army set up camp on the Garden side of the river above the factory. A huge boulder, known as “Sherman’s Rock,” remains as a visible reminder of Sherman’s visit. This rock can... Read More

Columbia

Midlands

“Jingle All the Way” blends the jazz, bluegrass and fusion sound of the multiple Grammy Award winners with Music Director Morihiko Nakahara and the South Carolina Philharmonic for a holday concert. Multiple Grammy-winners Béla Fleck and the Flecktones... Read More