This historic building serves as a genealogical and historical research center focusing on the Old 96 District. It is the headquarters for the Old Edgefield District Genealogical Society, the Old Edgefield District African American Genealogical Society, and the Edgefield Welcome Center.
Camping, hiking , fishing and boating (non-motorized), swimming (bath house), and picnicking (shelter). Nearby OHV trail (5 minutes) and Rifle Range (10 minutes), horse trail (10 Minutes). Closed December 15 through March 30
Edgefield, SC National Forests Course Access: Semi-Private
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 1
Housed in a restored c. 1840
Edgefield, SC Other AttractionsCamping, mountain biking, hiking, fishing (accessible pier), boating (non-motorized), swimming (bath house) and picnicking (shelter). Day use - closed December 15th - March 30th
Edgefield, SC National ForestsWildlife and green space, hiking and biking trails, and tranquil solitude are always close at hand in this 118,529
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