Built in the 1830s, this Greek-Revival house was the site of the first reading of the secession papers, giving birth to the Confederacy. The "Cause" died here as well. 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 Davis and formally disbanded the armies. A National Historic Landmark, the house contains Stark family antiques, including the furnishing used by Jefferson and his war council.
An award-winning event featuring live entertainment all day, ,art and flower shows, antique car and collector show, craft vendors, amusement rides, evening street dances, food vendors and much more. We'll be celebrating the 100
Abbeville, SC Other EventsThis course was built on rolling terrain and locals consider it to be a challenging but fair course to play. The signature #7 hole is a par 5
Abbeville, SC Golf CoursesAnnual three-day event, second weekend in November, with Dicken'
Abbeville, SC Other AttractionsBuilt c. 1830, Magnolia Dale was the home of South Carolina Lt. Gov. James H. Tillman. It now serves as the headquarters for...
The Civilian Conservation Corps Museum, part of the John Drummond and Holly Self Drummond Environmental Education Conference ...
Includes information on Abbeville, Greenwood, Edgefield and McCormick counties....
This course was built on rolling terrain and locals consider it to be a challenging but fair course to play. The signature #7...
Low weekly rates; All rooms have microwaves and small refrigerators. Coffee pots, hair dryers and clock in each room....