Stopped by to visit the museum and gift shop. Loved their set-up for the holidays. There was a…read moregentleman outside prepping his car for a race down in FL which was cool to see as a bonus. The staff was super friendly but made some comments about politics and social issues that made me uncomfortable.

Absolutely horrible experience at Darlington 3/17/2026-3/23/2026, Raceway Infield camping…read moreexperience everything is closed off you were gated in like cattle. You have to buy your own restroom that you are technically not allowed to share with other neighbors in your same campsite. You have to walk almost 2 miles around the gates to get to an easy access tunnel to go out to the fan zone, which is unexcused when you pay 3000+ dollars for a campsite to enjoy with your friends / family experience ! I will never be back in my entire life in the grandstands in the Infield or nothing ! Darlington Raceway needs to take a page out of Charlotte motor Speedway book and understand how to appropriately accommodate their fans !!!!!

This art gallery offers a wide selection of original paintings, pottery, jewelry, and art supplies…read more The gallery really portrays the low country feeling. A great place to spend some time enjoying the talents of many local artists.

From the owner: For a decade Lynda English and Jackie Wukela have been creative partners in an exciting adventure…read morewith color, light and design. They continue to investigate contemporary and traditional techniques and ideas, rendering works of excellence in an amazing range of media. Works from these artists will catch your attention today and hold you for years to come.

Excellent small town museum. Staff is very knowledgeable. Displays are very interesting and…read moreinformative. Must see if you stop into this charming town

Hardest working folks in Florence. They do an excellent job! Join the Chamber Today!read more

This marker is in the vicinity of several buildings of the McLeod campus. It points out the history…read moreof the hospital and how it came to be. On the front, " The McLeod Infirmary was located here in 1906, inspired by the need to provide access to local medical and surgical care for people of the region. Frank Hilton McLeod was born in Richmond Co., N.C. in 1868 and graduated from the Univ. of Tennessee Medical School. In 1891, he moved to Florence and chartered the Florence Infirmary. By the 1920s it was the third largest hospital in the state. On the back, "In 1930, with the assistance of the Duke Endowment, McLeod Infirmary became a non-profit institution. A new building opened in 1935 and expanded capacity to 190 beds. Renamed McLeod Memorial Hospital in 1971, expansion continued when 14 blocks of Urban Renewal land were acquired just east of this location. The new McLeod Regional Medical Center opened in 1979 with over 300." The marker is next to the parking lot of the Florence County Museum so there is plenty of parking to view. [Review 19365 overall - 939 in South Carolina - 335 of 2023.]

This was the BEST ER I've been too in 60 years! They were kind and accommodating. They took care…read moreof my son after his car accident. From the people that checked us in to the nurses in the ER. They were polite, kind and caring! Cannot say enough good things about them! Thank you sooo much! We deeply appreciate you all!

According to the marker, "The first courthouse at this site was destroyed by fire March 19, 1806. A…read morelater building, thought to have been designed by architect Robert Mills, burned in 1866 and in 1873 was rebuilt. The subsequent courthouse, built 1903-1904, was in use until 1964 when the present structure was completed." This structuring houses the County Circuit Court of the 4th Judicial Circuit. It is a six-story brick, concrete, stone and glass structure. The roofline is flat. It's basically a big square cube with vertical stripes of windows and brick bands. As of 2023, there is still a Confederate Monument on the property. [Review 20974 overall - 1110 in South Carolina - 1959 of 2023.]

This review is only based on visiting the exterior as a landmark. The building has historical…read moresignificance to Darlington County, and the current building was built in 1964. There is a small square in front which looks like it could be used for small events. There is also a Conderate memorial here to check out. This winter visit was not the most colorful, but the building looks unique and distinctive to an era. It is still used for county government use.