Jim Harrison's paintings of farm landscapes, country stores, and small town architecture afford viewers the opportunity to once again "go home." Jim's art and writing have placed him among the nation's most important chroniclers of earlier twentieth century rural life.
Founded in 1897 by Elizabeth Wright and modeled after her alma mater Tuskegee Institute, Voorhees was an industrial school, emphasizing a vocational curriculum for rural African-Americans. The school was named for and funded by philanthropist Ralph Voorhees. In 1967
Denmark, SC CollegesSite of one of the Confederacy’s last stands against General William T. Sherman’s sweep across the South, the still-intact ea...
Relax in our new log cabins and listen to the raindrops on the metal roof. The village of cabins are rested among ancients l...
Located near I-95. Twenty minutes from Golf Courses. Fifteen minutes from Lake Marion....