Amusements

• King Haigler and Opera House Tower
  950 Broad Street • Camden, SC 29020
  803-432-2525
  Often called "The Patron Saint of Camden", this noble Catawba Indian befriended the early Camden settlers and reigns over Camden in the form of a life sized weather vane that sits on the tower of what once was the circa 1886 Opera House.  map

Historic Homes & Buildings

• Bond Conway House (circa 1810)
  811 Fair Street • Camden, SC 29020
  803-425-1123
  Beautiful historic home that was built by Bond Conway, the first African-American in Camden on record to buy his freedom. Features of the house include original heart pine floor boards, original roof beams, and exquisite woodwork and a mantelpiece in the central room. Group tours are available with prior arrangements.  map

Historic Sites & Monuments

• Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site
  US Highway 521 South • Camden, SC 29020
  Between the town of Camden and Interstate I20
  803-432-9841
  You'll get a glimpse of Colonial village life during the Revolutionary War period at this historic site that includes two circa-1800 log houses and the authentically reconstructed Kershaw-Cornwallis House. Trails are on site that lead visitors to fortifications, picnic facilities, and a powder magazine. A gift shop is also on site that offers a variety of local crafts and period reproductions. Self guided tours are available daily, and guided tours are available with reservations. more...

• Hobkirk Hill Battle Site (circa 1781)
  US Highway 521 • Camden, SC 29020
  803-425-6009
  This is the battle site of the Revolutionary War where General Nathanael Greene and his men provided a strong resistance to Lord Cornwallis' British troops, which eventually led to the British evacuation of Camden.

• Quaker, Beth El and Cedar Cemeteries
  700 Block of Meeting Street • Camden, SC 29020
  The heroes of several wars, notable past residents, and early settlers are buried in these adjoining hallowed grounds that are still in use today.

Museums & Galleries

• Camden Archives and Museum
  1314 Broad Street • Camden, SC 29020
  803-425-1123
  Located in a Carnegie Library that was built in 1915, this museum and archive contains a large and diverse collection of genealogical and historical research material, as well as local and regional historical exhibits including Camden's original town clock that was built in 1825. more...  map

Tours & Cruises

• Camden Carriage Company
  Departs from the Greenleaf Inn on Broad Street
  803-425-5737
  Enjoy the charm and romance of Camden during this elegant carriage ride through the picturesque streets with informative and entertaining guides telling you the history of the landmarks and the town. Carriage rides are also available for weddings and special events. more...