Bennettsville

Midlands

Four 19th century (c.1881-1895) houses with thirteen guest rooms (nine are convenient first floor rooms) with comfortable, luxurious bedding and private baths (some have whirlpools for two). Breeden Inn is designated #29 on Bennettsville's "A Walk... Read More

Bennettsville

Midlands

Founded in 1819 and named for Thomas Bennett, a former governor of South Carolina, Bennettsville is the county seat of Marlboro County in the heart of the state's agricultural belt. Legend has it that the land is so rich, it once was sold by the pound... Read More

Bennettsville

Midlands

Enjoy 12 homes in Bennettsville and Blenheim spanning antebellum to modern construction. Each represents varied architectural styles and interior design elements that reflect the personalities of the homeowners. Entertainment will be by local musicians... Read More

Bennettsville

Midlands

This two-story Queen Anne-style brick house built in 1826, features a turret single story porte-cochere with trim. D.D. McColl purchased the house from H.H. Covington in 1871 and McColl lived in it until 1884. McColl operated Marlboro County's first bank... Read More

Bennettsville

Midlands

Visit historic sites in downtown Bennettsville, many of the which are available for interior touring. Free brochures are available for self-guided tours. Guided tours for groups of 15 or more are available with advance notice. Historic gardens and... Read More

Bennettsville

Midlands

Housed in the c.1834 Weatherly-Walker House, the Marlboro Arts Council has visual art exhibits and local talent. A quarterly writer's workshop is also held here. Read More