Cheraw

Midlands

Near Cheraw's historic downtown; golf course nearby; and only 100 miles to Myrtle Beach. Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

"Rebuilt" in 1915, this was the childhood church of famed jazz artist Dizzy Gillespie. Read More

Pageland

Midlands

In 1906, Adolphus High Page brought the Chesterfield & Lancaster Railroad to the community. Two years later, on January 11, 1908, the town of Pageland (named in his honor) received its charter from the state. The town's population was a modest 157.... Read More

Chesterfield

Midlands

This organization is dedicated to coordinating and creating a positive direction for the Town of Chesterfield and the community to improve the business climate of Chesterfield County by promoting its assets. Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

Lake Juniper is a beautiful 300 acre lake constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s. It is a favorite of canoers and kayakers seeking solitude among the cypress and white cedars. Visitors can walk the boardwalk along the edge of the... Read More

Cheraw

Midlands

The Southern African American Heritage Center is located in the historic “black business district” in Cheraw, SC. The Heritage Center is dedicated to collecting, documenting and preserving the contributions of African Americans from Chesterfield County.... Read More