St. Philip's Church in Charleston, South Carolina, established in 1680, is the oldest Anglican congregation in the state and one of the oldest in the United States south of Virginia.
Lake Greenwood State Park covers 914 acres on peninsulas jutting into the 11,400-acre Lake Greenwood reservoir in Ninety Six, South Carolina, renowned for boating, bass and crappie fishing, and Civilian Conservation Corps architecture from the Great Depression era.
Escape Artist Greenville Downtown in South Carolina is known for its immersive escape room experiences where players solve puzzles, crack codes, and find clues to complete challenges within a set time.
Lee State Park spans 2,839 acres near Bishopville in Lee County, South Carolina, along the Lynches River, developed in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps on donated land as one of 16 New Deal-era parks featuring classic stone architecture like entrance gates, picnic shelters, footbridges, and four continuously flowing artesian wells that feed a fishable pond.
