Cheap Things To Do in Fort Mill, South Carolina

Moderately hilly trails through diverse terrain, from open fields to hardwood forest and rocky creek bottoms. Serving as a buffer between the town of Fort Mill and the Charlotte metropolitan area j... More on Trails

Love this trail cuz it's close to my house. Nice long trail that is better for cardio than technical practice. Just be sure to get a map at ... More on trails.mtbr.com

Inscription. (Front): Confederate President Jefferson Davis and his Cabinet, making their way south from Richmond, Va. with a cavalry escort, stopped at Fort Mill on April 26, 1865. Davis spent the night at Springfield, the home of ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [South Side]: 1600: Erected to the, Catawba Indians: by, Sam'l Elliott White, and, John McKee Spratt, The latter is a descendant Thos. "Kanahwa" Spratt and the former a descendant of Wm. Elliott (a kinsman of Kanahwas) ... More on HMDB

Thank you for your interest in the Town of Fort Mill. We have established this website to provide you with a variety of information and useful services. Please feel free to explore the website and ... More on Fortmillsc.org

Inscription. (Front), Fort Mill was established on land received in 1787 by Thomas Spratt, one of the first settlers in this area. According to local tradition, the 4,535-acre tract in Catawba Indi... More on HMDB

Inscription. [West Side]: 1860, Dedicated to, the faithful slaves, who loyal to a sacred trust. Toiled for the support, of the army. With matchless, devotion and sterling, fidelity guarded our defenceless, homes, women and children. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [Marker Front]: The Revolution in the Backcountry: After British forces took Charleston in May 1780, they set up outposts in the backcountry and attempted to control the state by encouraging Loyalists. Backcountry Patriots ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [South Side]: 1860, Affectionately, dedicated by, the Jefferson Davis, Memorial Association, to the women of, the Confederacy. The living and the dead, who midst the gloom of war, were heroines in the strife, to perpetuate ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [South Side]: 1860, Dum Spiro Spero, Spes Animis Opibuscue Parati, 1891, Defenders of, State Sovereignty. [East Side]: List of names, [North Side]: 1865, The warrior's banner takes its flight, to greet the warrior's soul. ... More on HMDB