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Explore the Revolutionary War Era at 96 National Historic Site

1103 Hwy 248
Ninety Six, SC 29666

Walk the trails and explore the visitor center at Ninety Six National Historic Site. The fort has unique historical and archeological significance, for its strategic location in the Revolutionary War and for its well preserved earthen Star Fort. The 1,022 acres host a wide variety of plant and animal life, fishing pond, interpretive trail, hiking trails, historic structures, and the unusual Kosciuszko Mine, designed as a defensive feature.

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Pay Your Respects at Veterans Plaza

106 Main Street
Greenwood, SC 29646

The area outside the Greenwood Veterans Center, Greenwood Library and govenment buildings is the site of the developing Veterans Plaza and proposed Hall of Heroes. Take a wakl around the plaza where a giant eagle statue commemorates veterans. Just off Main Street, it’s an easy walk to several Uptown attractions, including the Greenwood Museum and Sundance Gallery, as well as local restaurants and shops.

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Get Food for Your Soul at Kickers Restaurant

301 Maxwell Avenue
Greenwood, SC 29646

A local favorite known for its big tastes, Kickers has a loyal following of customers who come for fresh goodness and international flavors. Kicker’s unique burgers have Greek, Moroccan, Cuban, Asian and Caribbean flavors. Owner Abdel Dimiati is known for his soups and sliders, and food that satisfies the soul is always on the menu at Kicker’s.

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Inspire Yourself at Main & Maxwell

210 Main Street
Greenwood, SC 29646

A unique, airy gallery in the heart of Uptown, Main & Maxwell’s mission is to promote making art by hand. More than 40 South Carolina artists and fine crafters showcase their work in Main & Maxwell, where you’ll find paintings, sculpture, jewelry, glass, pottery, wood and metalwork, fiber art and more. The gallery has fun classes, for groups or individuals, and there’s always something new coming in the door. Whether you’re looking for a small gift or a large piece of art, this is the place to find it.

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Explore Local History at Greenwood Museum

106 Main Street
Greenwood, SC 29646

Uptown Greenwood’s Emerald Triangle cultural district is an area of charming historic architecture and character, with restored buildings from the turn of the 20th century. The Greenwood Museum is one of the show pieces of the district. Visitors will find rotating exhibits, as well as permanent displays that include a 1900s Main Street, the Carolina Cave, an extensive gem and mineral collection, and the “Epic Journeys” of animal migrations.

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Honor a Leader at Mays Historical Site

229 N Hospital Street
Greenwood, SC 29646

The Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Site honors the extraordinary life of a Civil Rights legend. The son of former slaves, Mays was the intellectual father of the American Civil Rights movement, focusing on nonviolence and civil resistance. As president of Morehouse College, he taught and mentored many leaders of the Civil Rights movement, including Martin Luther King Jr., Julian Bond and Maynard Jackson, and served as advisor to three U.S. presidents.

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Ride to the Past at the Railroad Historical Center

908 Main St S
Greenwood, SC 29646

The seven restored cars include a steam locomotive, a lounge-diner car, sleeper car, and the luxurious Carolina business car, filled with brass and mahogany paneling with walnut inlay. The Carolina has been lovingly restored to 1920s beauty, with mohair chairs, brass call buttons, and leaded glass transom "toplight" windows. The museum holds numerous special events throughout the year, including a North Pole Express holiday celebration for children, “Dinner on the Diner,” and both group and private tours.

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Find Treasure for Your Home at Rainbo Antiques

2720 Highway 25 South
Greenwood, SC 29646

A Greenwood tradition for almost 60 years, Rainbo Antiques has been a go-to spot for antiques, home treasures, art, and estate jewelry. Three generations of the Dodgen family have shared their love of beautiful things. With daughter Karen Dodgen Price at the helm, granddaughter Melanie Price Darley has now introduced interior design services to the business. Their fresh take on repurposing antiques for modern life can open your eyes to new possibilities.

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Dig the 25 Drive-In Theater

3109 Highway 25 South
Greenwood, SC 29646

Enjoy the throw-back fun of a double feature at the Auto 25 Drive In. “The 25” brings an entertaining slice of American pie with first-run movies and great food. A fun place to hang out with the family; it’s become a cultural icon with movies on three screens and occasional concerts.

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Taste the Nostalgia at The Dixie Drive-In

600 Montague Ave.
Greenwood, SC 29649

The iconic neon sign of the “The Dixie” tells you everything you need to know: This is a place that takes its burgers and fries seriously. And its classic fried bologna sandwiches and apple turnovers. Can we talk about the onion rings? There is seating at the counter and outside, or you can eat in your car the old school way. They must be doing something right—the home of the Dixie Cheese has been in the business of making hungry people happy since 1959.

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Explore the Revolutionary War Era at 96 National Historic Site

Pay Your Respects at Veterans Plaza

Get Food for Your Soul at Kickers Restaurant

Inspire Yourself at Main & Maxwell

Explore Local History at Greenwood Museum

Honor a Leader at Mays Historical Site

Ride to the Past at the Railroad Historical Center

Find Treasure for Your Home at Rainbo Antiques

Dig the 25 Drive-In Theater

Taste the Nostalgia at The Dixie Drive-In

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The Good Life On The Lake

Tying the Past to Present

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Explore the Revolutionary War Era at 96 National Historic Site

Pay Your Respects at Veterans Plaza

Get Food for Your Soul at Kickers Restaurant

Inspire Yourself at Main & Maxwell

Explore Local History at Greenwood Museum

Honor a Leader at Mays Historical Site

Ride to the Past at the Railroad Historical Center

Find Treasure for Your Home at Rainbo Antiques

Dig the 25 Drive-In Theater

Taste the Nostalgia at The Dixie Drive-In

Meet the Locals and Read the Stories of Greenwood

The Groove of Greenwood

There’s No Reason To Leave

The Good Life On The Lake

Tying the Past to Present

Greenwood Yesterday & Today

Rising Above Challenges

The Fabric of Greenwood

The Heartbeat That Built Greenwood

Battlegrounds & Heroes

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