Things To Do in Florence, South Carolina

One of the most ambitious community theatres in South Carolina, this community theatre has been providing h... More on Travel.yahoo.com

The Florence Little Theater has a great atmosphere and puts on delightful plays. More on Yahoo! Travel

With more than 100 stores to choose from, the Florence Mall is the place to shop 'til you drop in Florence...

Visit Florence Mall, The Best Shopping, Dining and Entertainment Near Cincinnati in Florence, Kentucky. Lea... More on Florencemall.com

This 55 acre site is home to a vast variety of plants and flowers, fresh fruits and vegetables, homemade goods, and garden accessories. Products such as Christmas trees, pumpkins, watermelons, and peaches are abundant in season and ... More on Travel.yahoo.com

18 acres on Timrod Park Drive, houses the Parks and Leisure Services Department administrative offices, More on Cityofflorence.com

The Florence Symphony Orchestra came into being in the spring of 1949. A call for volunteers to form a community band has lead to over half a century of crowd-pleasing performances. With four concerts a season, and components such ... More on Florencesymphony.com/

The land for Florence National Cemetery was appropriated, and later purchased, from the estate of a local resident about a quarter-mile from the POW camp. Original interments were made in two separate burial grounds, one containing ... More on Cem.va.gov

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The Florence Museum of Art, Science and History is a private, non-profit organization, incorporated in 1936 to promote the arts and sciences; to maintain in the city of Florence a museum; to collec... More on Florencemuseum.org

This museum chronicles and displays exhibits on the Civil War. The collection consists of guns, uniforms, swords, armor, and some personal items. Rare books and documents are also a part of the col... More on Heritage

Take a walk into the past. Visit the War Between the States Museum and experience the many artifacts, pictures and stories of a nation divided. The Civil War was a war between ... More on Florenceweb.com

Inscription. The African Americans who built the two hewn-timber cabins that stand 200 yds. S. on Wallace Woods Road were brought to Mars Bluff as slaves in 1836. They lived in these cabins on the ... More on HMDB

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, these are the remaining two of eight cabins, circa 1836, that were built by African-Americans to house African-American slaves who were brought t... More on Fmarion.edu

This is a fairly flat course, but there are some mounds that can cause uneven lies. Most of the fairways ar... More on Golf.com

Overall course condition is good Overall, this course is very enjoyable to play & a good test for golfe... More on GolfReview