Browntown Museum
414 N. Main St, Hemingway, SC 29554; (843) 558-2355;
Listed: National Register of Historic Places;
Typical farmstead of the Antebellum South with cotton gin, corncrib and smokehouse.

Darlington County Historical Commission
204 Hewitt St, Darlington, SC 29532; (843) 398-4710;
Local history includes large genelogical archive on early local inhabitants.

Dillon County Museum
101 S. Marion St, Latta, SC 29565; (843) 752-9457;
Open: Tue, Thu, Sat 10:30AM-Noon / 1:30-4:30PM; Free Admission;
Collection of local farming and medical artifacts.

Dillon House Museum
125 N. McArther Ave, Dillon, SC 29536; (843) 774-8551;
Open: By appointment / Free Admission;
Listed: National Register of Historic Places;
1890 Victorian home of J.W. Dillon, the founder of Dillon County. It later served as a boarding house and apartments before being destroyed by fire. Restored in 1967 and furnished with period artifacts donated by the Dillon family.

Florence Museum of Art, Science & History
558 Spruce St, Florence, SC 29501; (843) 662-3351;
Open: Tues-Sat 10AM-5PM / Sun 2-5PM; Free Admission;
Displays of art and regional history. Special Children's Gallery features hands-on activity area. Historical schoolhouse located next door.

Florence National Cemetery
803 E. National Cemetery Rd, Florence, SC 29501;
Final resting place to veterans of five major wars. This five-acre shrine is nicknamed South Carolina's Little Arlington.

Hartsville Museum
222 N. 5th St, Hartsville, SC 29550; (843) 383-3005;

John L. Hart Cottage
106 E. Home Ave, Hartsville, SC 29550; (843) 332-6401;

Jacob Kelley House
2585 Kelleytown Rd, Kelleytown, SC 29550; (843) 332-4508;
Restored 1820 home served briefly as headquarters of Gen. Sherman's army during the War Between the States.

Jennings-Brown House & Marlboro County Museum
123 S. Marlboro St, PO Box 178, Bennetsville, SC 28512; (843) 479-5624;
Open: Mon-Fri 10AM-5PM; Free Admission;
Jennings-Brown House - Built in 1826, features detached kitchen and period furnishings.
Marlboro County Museum - Exhibits on local history includes agricultural and early business developments.

Moore Memorial Museum
111 Singletary Ave, Lake City, SC 29560; (843) 394-2045;
Historical 1928 house features art room, children's room and exhibits about the state's governors.

Old Town Hall & Opera House
100 W. Court St, Marion, SC 29571; (843) 423-0963;
Open: Mon-Fri 9AM-Noon; Free Admission;
Brick multi-purpose building built 1892.

South Carolina Cotton Museum
121 W. Cedar Ln, Bishopville, SC 29010; (843) 484-4497;
Open: Mon-Fri 10AM-5PM; Admission: $2 Adults / $1 Child;
Preserving South Carolina's cotton culture, exhibits feature original tools, interactive exhibits and amusing stories in an authentic setting.

Robinson Visitor Center
3581 W. Entrance Rd, Hartsville, SC 29550; (843) 857-1000;
Electric energy production center.

South Carolina Tobacco Museum
104 N.E. Front St, Mullins, SC 29574; (843) 464-8194;
Restored turn-of-the-century train station with exhibits former tobacco farm life.

South of the Border
I-95 at the North Carolina/South Carolina border near Dillon, SC;
Mini-resort featuring hotel, miniature golf, factory shops, restaurants, and sombrero shaped observation tower. Also has swimming pool and tennis courts.

Thorntree House
421 S. Virginia St, Kingstree, SC 29556; (843) 354-6431;
Open: Year-round by appointment only;
1749 plantation home of James Witherspoon.

War Between the States Museum
107 S. Guerry St, Florence, SC 29501; (843) 774-6821;
Open: Wed & Sat 10AM-5PM; Admission: $2 Adults / $1 Child;
Civil War era museum displays many artifacts and memorabilia of the period 1850-1880. Many items originate from the Florence Stockade a Union prison camp that was located near here.`

Branson Vacation Getaway
Special vacation package lets you stay 3 days / 2 nights at one of Branson's best hotels and includes two free show passes. Great deal to let you get a taste of the "Live Music Capitol of the World".