Things To Do in Edgefield, South Carolina

The toughest hole on this course is #9, a 483-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot past a forty-five foot oak tree in the middle of the ... More on Golf.com

The traps could have used some help but overall it was a fun course to play. $37 to ride on a Sunday seemed a little much since noone was there and it's was cold. More on GolfReview

Inscription. Oakley Park was built in 1835 by a prosperous Edgefield planter, Daniel Bird. In 1841, Bird's son was tragically killed in a shoot-out in front of the Edgefield County Courthouse. Suffering great sorrow at his loss, Bird ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Edgefield United Methodist Church: By 1841, this congregation was established and was a member of the Edgefield circuit. The present structure was dedicated in November of 1892 by Bishop W. W. Duncan. The Reverend Joseph ... More on HMDB

Inscription. From its earliest history, Edgefield developed a reputation for violence. The bloody fighting of the Cherokee War of 1760 was followed by years of lawlessness and retribution during the Regulator period. period. During ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Site of law offices of, Eldred Simkins: Congressman, Lt.-Governor, George McDuffie: Congressman, Governor, U. S. Senator, Francis W. Pickens: Congressman, Governor, Minister to Russia, Francis H. Wardlaw: Author of, Ordinance ... More on HMDB

Inscription. First Term of Court Held in this, Building Spring Term 1839, John S. Richardson Presiding Judge, George Pope Clerk of Court, W. H. Moss Sheriff, James J. Caldwell Solicitor, A. B. Addison, Chairman Public Buildings, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This Court House Square, which was identified as the site of the courthouse and jail for the newly established Edgefield District in 1785, has been the center of life here for over two centuries. Today the present courthouse, ... More on HMDB

As early as 1787, the village green near Court House Square was deeded to the town of Edgefield. Several significant buildings surrounding the landscaped square remain unaltered, and the initial la... More on Nationalregister.sc.gov

Inscription. A tribute to the Governers, and Lieutenant Governors of South, Carolina who were, natives of or at one time, residents of Edgefield, District or County. Governors: Andrew Pickens II (1... More on HMDB