Early in this century, Abbeville was a center of activity for western South Carolina. Many "road companies" toured from New York to Atlanta, with the Opera House as an overnight stop. Between 1908 and 1913, Abbevillians enjoyed approximately 260
Abbeville, SC Famous HomesThis course was built on rolling terrain and locals consider it to be a challenging but fair course to play. The signature #7 hole is a par 5
Abbeville, SC Golf CoursesLake Secession is a 1,460 acre man-made lake operated by the City of Abbeville. It is formed from the Rocky River and several creeks. Public access is through a public boat ramp near SC Hwy 184
Abbeville, SC Other Attractions1850's Victorian featuring 5 beautiful bedrooms, private baths, cable TV/
Abbeville, SC BusinessesCedar Springs Golf Club is a nine-hole par-35 course with medium sized greens, a fairly hilly terrain and some fairly flat ho...
Built in the 1830s, this Greek-Revival house was the site of the first reading of the secession papers, giving birth to the C...
The Abbeville Chamber of Commerce at 107 Court Square launches visitors on a self-guided tour with an audio-visual preview of...
Dr. Benjamin E. Mays' childhood home will be the focal point of the Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Historic Site. An original one-room,...
Built in 1899 to replace an earlier c. 1867 church, St. James is located in Abbeville's Historic District....