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Housed in a former winter colony mansion, the museum displays items and clothing that reflect the county's history from the earliest settlers to the present. A nature room exhibits flora and fauna of the area as well as its geology. The shell of a temporary observatory, built by German scientist for viewing the Transit of Venus in the late 1800s, is adjacent to the museum. Nearby are the Ergle log cabin (c. 1808) furnished with period pieces, and a one-room schoolhouse (c 1890). A museum store has items related to South Carolina and the Aiken area.

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Annie's Inn Bed & Breakfast

The house has been standing since the 1830's when it was a 2000 acre cotton plantation. It was originally three stories, but the top story was destroyed by a cannonball during the civil war. Later in the century it was used as a county doctor'

Aiken, SC Businesses

Days Inn

Days Inns wants to ensure that each stay with Days Inns is as convenient as possible; that's why we provide a line of value-added amenities, so now you can leave home with those things you just couldn'

Aiken, SC Businesses


Things to do near Aiken, SC

Briar Patch

Guest rooms are in detached renovated tack rooms; Approved member of SC Bed & Breakfast Assocation. Originally a house, it w...

Sweetwater Country Club

This Russell Breeden design is relatively benign in terms of elevation and length (6,248 yard from the back tees), but it mor...

Midland Valley Country Club

Large undulated greens are the main feature of this Ellis Maples-designed course. A hilly course, it places longer than its ...

The Willcox

Listed on the National Register. An old-fashioned Southern Hotel offering suites and rooms elegantly appointed with period a...

Lookaway Hall

Turn of the century antebellum estate. Spacious rooms furnished with period antiques and art work. Close proximity to Masters...