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Historic Camden Revolutionary War Park.  Spend a few peaceful hours where the British spent a rough year! Visitors may choose a guided or self-guided tour to learn about Camden's early history, with focus on the Colonial and Revolutionary eras. The 107-acre outdoor museum complex includes the town site of 18th century Camden, the restored and furnished 1785 John Craven House, Cunningham House circa 1830 (tour office and gift shop), two early 19th century logs cabins with exhibits, partially restored 1795 McCaa House, reconstructions of some of the military fortifications, the reconstructed and furnished Joseph Kershaw mansion, headquarters for Lord Cornwallis, a blacksmith exhibit and a .6-mile Nature Trail. Those wishing to stretch their legs will enjoy the Old Camden Trace, a 3.5 mile walk through Historic Camden, the Nature Trail, the 1758 Quaker Cemetery and numerous other landmarks of early Camden. Historic Camden is an affiliated area of the National Park Service. 

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Museum of Western York County has 3,000+ square feet of exhibit space featuring displays reminiscent of former years in Western York County.                        

Bob Doster's Backstreet Studio, Gallery, & Garden will host its annual Holiday Open House Friday, December 1, 2006 from 5 until 8:30pm. Featured will be Doster's work, as well as artwork from local, regional, and nationally known artists. Live music and refreshments will be provided. Student pottery will be available for sale. 

Great entertainment! Live at the Sylvia Theater.  For ticket information, and to learn more about this renovated theater in beautiful Downtown York, click here.  

South Carolina: the "Battleground of Freedom".   Join us as we celebrate the 225th Anniversary of the American Revolution statewide.  Learn more by clicking on the link.                                                                                   

All Aboard! for a train ride at the South Carolina Railroad Museum near Winnsboro. Visitors are welcome the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month, June through October. Special Christmas rides with Santa and the Easter Bunny Eggspress are also scheduled.  Click here to find out more.