The Midlands and Upstate
We’ve compiled the best of the best in The Midlands and Upstate - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in The Midlands and Upstate - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Built in 1860, this is the town's oldest standing church and an architectural landmark that anchors the town. Complete with a 125-foot spire...Read More
Built in 1908 along the old town square, this auditorium has been renovated to reflect the grandeur of the days when lavish road shows and stellar...Read More
One wing of this 1860 estate is devoted to early regional culture, including Native American artifacts, firearms, an authentically furnished...Read More
The area's horse farms have produced many national champions, which are commemorated here. Exhibits include horse-related decorations, paintings...Read More
This circa-1812 house has the fine details of a skilled craftsman, including wonderful woodwork and heart-pine floors. It was built by the first...Read More
It was in this 1820 home that Jefferson Davis disbanded the Confederate armies, effectively ending the Civil War. Now a popular wedding venue...Read More
This attractive, expansive gallery contains art from the Kress Foundation collection of Renaissance and baroque treasures, sculpture, and decorative...Read More
Dating from 1818, this grand home is filled with lavish furnishings collected by three generations of two influential families. The mansion...Read More
This 107-acre outdoor museum complex emphasizes the period surrounding the British occupation of 1780. Several structures dot the site, including...Read More
This building was designed by Robert Mills, the architect of the Washington Monument. Upstairs, the old courthouse is open for viewing. ...Read More
A Revolutionary War battle considered an important turning point was fought here on October 7, 1780. Colonial Tories were soundly defeated by...Read More
This cottage and outdoor museum was the home of Celia Mann, one of only 200 free African Americans in Columbia in the mid-1800s. Buy tickets...Read More
This museum at the historic Springdale Race Course contains the largest collection of racing memorabilia in the United States. The Equisizer...Read More
Stephen Ferrell has an extensive collection of Edgefield pottery on display at this shop operated by the Edgefield County Historical Society...Read More
Home to James Hammond, who is credited with being first to declare that "cotton is king," this wood-frame house remained in the family until...Read More
The classic, columned 1823 house was named for its architect, who later designed the Washington Monument. It has opulent Regency furniture,...Read More
This collection is housed in the former home of baseball great Joe Jackson, who along with seven other White Sox players, was accused of throwing...Read More
Exhibits in this refurbished textile mill explore the state's natural history, archaeology, and historical development. An iron gate made for...Read More
Six bronze stars on the western wall mark where direct hits were made by General Sherman's cannons. The capitol building, started in 1851 and...Read More
A highlight of this sprawling university is its original campus, founded in 1801. Stroll the historic buildings and gardens of the Horseshoe...Read More
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