Abbeville

Midlands

Built in the late 1830s by Judge David Leslie, the Burt house was the site of the last Confederate war council. On May 2, 1865, less than a month after Lee's surrender at Appomattox, the war council of the Confederate forces met with President Jefferson... Read More

Donalds

Midlands

Collector's Antique Mall, housed in a c. 1890s cotton gin, has 27,000 square feet of floor space and 126 booths. Only 16 miles from the historic town of Abbeville, the mall has a wide variety of antiques and collectibles. Read More

Abbeville

Midlands

The Samuel R. Poliakoff Collection in the Abbeville County Library is an outstanding collection of American art. It includes contemporary southwestern Indian pottery and textiles, as well as Western genre paintings and bronzes. The pottery collection,... Read More

Abbeville

Midlands

Tucked away in the foothills of western South Carolina is one of the Palmetto State’s best-kept secrets, historic Abbeville County. Bordered on the west by the mighty Savannah River, Abbeville is a unique combination of natural beauty, with its pristine... Read More

Abbeville

Midlands

This beautiful quaint town is where the Confederacy was born and died. The first reading of the secession papers giving birth to the Confederacy was held at the Burk-Stark Mansion. The "cause" died here as well when President Jefferson Davis and his war... Read More

Abbeville

Midlands

Featured on Man Vs. Food and 101 Tastiest Places to Chow Down, this family-oriented establishment specializes in traditional Dutch Amish dishes. They offer award-winning pies, home cooked meals and other homemade baked goods. Amish homemade comfort food... Read More