The Lyceum (c. 1820) began as a chancery court, became the Lyceum Meeting Room and private library, served as Cheraw's first telegraph office, and was both the Confederate and Union quartermasters' headquarters. It now houses a museum depicting Cheraw'
Cheraw, SC Other Attractions Course Access: Public
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 365
Tours for groups of 10 or more through Cheraw's Historic District, including inside visits to Old St. David'
Cheraw, SC Historic DistrictsPredates the Civil War, cemetery. Call the church or the Chester County library (803-377-8145) for detailed directions and mo...
37 campsites with water and electric; 7 pull throughs; dump station; nature trail; fishing lake; rates at $17.09 a night; off...
Colvin Farm is a tranquil 12 acre retreat in the rolling hills of the Piedomnt. The relaxed and comfortable 1835 farmhouse e...
Laid out in 1768 by Eli Kershaw, Cheraw has long been known for its tree-lined streets and gardens as well as its architectur...
Two water holes; Reasonable rates and electric golf carts....