Built in 1842, consecrated in 1843. Oldest church building in Aiken. Behind the sanctuary are interred botanist Henry Ravenel and poet James Matthews Legare. Only Confederate soldiers who died in the 1865 Battle of Aiken were allowed burial privileges. Mead Hall School (pre-K through 8th grade) is one of our outreach ministries located on the grounds.
Much of Aiken`s present-day features are rooted in its history as the "Sporting Capital of the South." Many years ago, the city was also thought of as a healthy resort that brought wealthy northerners down south. Ninety-room "cottages"
Aiken, SC Other Attractions Course Access: Semi-Private
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7
Course Access: Public
Holes: 9
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 1
One of over 20 regional races sanctioned by the United States Lawn Mower Racing Association for 2001. Events include lawn mower track races in 6 categories with awards to top 5
Aiken, SC Other AttractionsThe South Carolina Nature-Based Tourism Association is a non-profit organization representing over 50 marketing and service p...
The most difficult hole is #7, a 475-yard, par 5, requiring shots up a dogleg left fairway. There is an additional set of men...
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The Triple Crown of Polo Championship Series features some of the world's best polo players and will provide a great social o...
Promotes tourism for Aiken and serves as a point of contact for visitors....