Chartered by the state of South Carolina in 1912, Beth Israel formally affiliated with the Reform Jewish movement and the Union of American Hebrew congregations in 1931. In 1887, the number of Jews had grown to the point that the community became organized with the creation of the Hebrew Benevolent Society, which immediately purchased land for a cemetery. The cemetery is still in use and is still run by the society.
The South Carolina Railroad Museum, Inc. was established in 1973 by a group of dedicated railroad enthusiasts from the Columbia and Charleston, South Carolina areas. In October 1983
Florence, SC MuseumsChartered by the state of South Carolina in 1912, Beth Israel formally affiliated with the Reform Jewish movement and the Union of American Hebrew congregations in 1931. In 1887
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Jacuzzi, swimming pool, continental breakfast(Belgian waffles), free wireless internet,complimentary USA Today, hair dryers and alarm clocks in every room, 25" TV'
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This 27-hole complex, created by James Goodson, features wide fairways and large greens, with thick bordering woods and ample...
Edmund H. Deas (Duke of Darlington) served as chairman of the Darlington County Republican Party in 1884 and 1888 and was a d...
Non-smoking rooms. Also handicap rooms; Free HBO; Rooms with microwave and refrigerator....
This attraction with its Mexican motif offers an amusement park with bumper cars, a Ferris wheel, parachute drop, miniature g...