This Queen Anne-style structure (c. 1890) was the home of J.W. Dillon, the father of Dillon County, and later a boarding house for railroad travelers. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the house has been restored and features period furnishings, many original pieces that belonged to the Dillon family.
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Dillon, SC Other AttractionsEasy access to I-95. Free Continental Breakfast. Pets accepted. Bus & Truck parking. Restaurant nearby. Free Internet Acess. Meeting Room
Dillon, SC Other AttractionsSpend A Night, Not a Fortune! Clean, Comfortable Rooms, Free Continental Breakfast. High Speed Wireless Internet in all rooms. Microwave &
Dillon, SC BusinessesLocated on the bluffs of Black Creek, Kalmia Gardens is on the site of the early 19th-century plantation of Capt. E. Hart for...
Executive and jacuzzi suites available. Exterior property, close to shopping and dining facilities....
NASCAR and BUSCH Series Car Haulers parade from Florence Civic Center, then along US Highway 52 to downtown Darlington. Fest...
The Dillon Welcome Center is strategically located on I-95 Southbound. This Welcome Center offers many great services includi...