Lancaster

Midlands

Shopping and restaurants nearby. 61 rooms with microwave/frig, gourmet coffee and 40" flat screen TV's in all rooms. Free Hot breakfast. Fitness Center. Swimming pool. Wireless High Speed Internet Access. Truck Parking Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The Lancaster & Chester Railroad Museum was created to give a photographic history of the L&C since its inception in 1896 and also of all other railroads in South Carolina. The museum has over 600 mounted photographs and display cases of railroad... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The church received its name from this region located in the upper part of the state known as “the Waxhaws,” a name taken from a now extinct Indian tribe that once inhabited the area. Scot-Irish settlers from Pennsylvania established a meeting house on... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The cemetery is full of Southern history with graves that date to the 1890s. Many of the local residents buried here are among the most famous in Lancaster's African-American history. They include Isom Caleb Clinton, a founder of Mt. Carmel... Read More

Lancaster

Midlands

The likeness of Broadway star Nina Mae McKinney is just one of the faces that grace this wall of fame. McKinney was the first African-American actress to perform in a sound movie, "Hallelujah," in 1929. She also starred with the great Paul Roberson in... Read More

Kershaw

Midlands

The town of Kershaw sits in both Kershaw and Lancaster counties, with a larger portion of the business section being in Lancaster. The area developed soon after Southern Railroad established a station in 1887 when it was known in its earliest days as... Read More