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St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church


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Built in 1842, consecrated in 1843. Oldest church building in Aiken. Behind the sanctuary are interred botanist Henry Ravenel and poet James Matthews Legare. Only Confederate soldiers who died in the 1865 Battle of Aiken were allowed burial privileges. Mead Hall School (pre-K through 8th grade) is one of our outreach ministries located on the grounds.


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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

Aiken Lobster Race

The race features Live Maine thoroughbred racing lobsters. Local restaurants provide gourmet food in the streets. Enjoy rides, family activities, a community performance stage and more!

Aiken, SC Other Attractions


Thoroughbred Racing Hall Of Fame & Museum

The Aiken Jaycees started this collection of horse racing memorabilia to commemorate locally trained horses that have won fame on racetracks across the country. Two of the best known are Kelso, a five-time national champion, and 1981

Aiken, SC Museums

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Antioch Christian Church And Cemetery

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Bethlehem Baptist Church

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St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church

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Smyrna Baptist Church & Cemetery

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