Historic & Battle Sites

Revolutionary War Visitor Center

Kershaw County’s newest attraction and the nation’s first permanent exhibit dedicated to telling the story of the American Revolution, the Southern Campaign, and South Carolina’s major role in turning the tide of the war. It also serves as the gateway to all Camden and Kershaw County has to offer. See story on page 20 and visit www. simplyrevolutionary.com

The African American Cultural Center

This City of Camden museum highlights the rich history of the African American community of Camden and surrounding areas. Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday 1 pm-4:30 pm and Saturday 10 am-4 pm. Closed major holidays. Admission is free. 517 York St., Camden. Call 803-4256050, email archives@camdensc. org or visit on Facebook @ africanamericancamden.

Historic Robert Mills Courthouse

Designed in 1825, the fully restored Historic Robert Mills Courthouse features a copper roof, brick floors, vaulted central hallway and double arched ceilings downstairs. The second floor courtroom is restored to conform to the building’s 1845 renovation. Mills was born and raised in South Carolina and was the first technically trained architect in the United States. Private tours may be arranged. Please contact classicallycarolina@camdensc.org.