Cheap Things To Do in Clearwater, South Carolina

Inscription. (Front text), This church had its origins at or near this site in 1772 as a plantation chapel, in what was Edgefield District until after the Civil War. Revs. Iverson L. Brookes and John Trapp, prominent ministers in ... More on HMDB

The land where Magnolia Cemetery is located was at one time part of a plantation with the first official bu... More on Discover America

Augusta, Georgia has a glorious and storied history and Magnolia Cemetery is just one very historic place t... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Originally designated as the Parish of St. Paul by the Act creating it in 1758, the name was changed in 1777 to Richmond County in honor of the Duke of Richmond, who, as a member of Pa... More on HMDB

Used to be a great place for spots and concerts, but management has let it run down and concessions are pitiful. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Jefferson High School: Jefferson High School opened in 1956 as a junior high and high school for African-American students of Beech Island, Belvedere, Graniteville, Jackson, Langley-Bath-Clearwater, and North Augusta, ... More on HMDB

SACRED HEART CULTURAL CENTER Celebrating history, art and architecture More on Sacredheartaugusta.org

The access through a tiny garden and the cheerful basement rooms make us feel as if we were part of the old... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Signers Monument is a granite obelisk located in Augusta, Georgia, on Greene Street. Signers Monument recognizes Georgia's three signatories of the United ... More on Historicmeadowgarden.org

Inscription. Dedicated July 4, 1848, in honor of the signers of the Declaration of Independence for Georgia: George Walton, Lyman Hall and Button Gwinnett. The first two lie buried in crypts beneat... More on HMDB

Located on the 500 block of Telfair Street, the old Medical College building was completed in 1835 and served as the first medical school in Georgia. Designed in Greek Revival style by nationally k... More on Augustaga.org

Inscription. has been designated a, National Historic Landmark: This site possesses national significance, in commemorating the history of the, United States of America, 1996, National Park Service... More on HMDB

Constructed in 1801 to house the seats of local government, the building became a private residence in 1821 and home to a number of prominent Augusta families. ... More on Augustaga.org

Land was allotted for Augusta¹s first "Colored Cemetery" in 1820. In continuous use until the 1960s, it is the final resting place of many notable black Augustans. With few tombstones and ... More on Discover America

Land was allotted for Augusta¹s first "Colored Cemetery" in 1820. In continuous use until the 1960s, it is the final resting place of many notable black Augustans. With few tombstones and no reco... More on Augustaga.org

Don't miss this monument to the Confederacy erected by the Ladies' Memorial Association in 1878. The monument features statues of Generals Robert E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Thomas R.R. Cobb, and Wi... More on Weather.com

The Confederate Monument, located in the center of Broad [Monument Top] Street's 700 block, was erected in 1878 by the Ladies' Memorial Association. The base of the seventy-two foot monument is gr... More on Augustaga.org