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Historic Homes & Buildings

Cheraw Historic District & Town Green
221 Market Street • Cheraw, SC 29520
843-537-8425
Over 50 gorgeous Antebellum buildings, as well as numerous Victorian and Classical Revival homes, line the beautiful streets of this magnificent Historic District and Town Green. map
Cheraw Lyceum (circa 1820)
220 Market Street • Cheraw, SC 20520
843-537-5886
This beautiful historic building began as a Chancery Court plus served as the first telegraph office of Cheraw and the headquarters for the Confederate and Union quartermasters. An array of exhibits and artifacts that depict Cheraw's history is now located in the building with exhibits on display including items from the Confederate war and the Steamboat Era, as well as exhibits on the Cheraw Indians and Dizzy Gillespie. map
Old St. David's Episcopal Church (circa 1770)
91 Church Street • Cheraw, SC 29520
843-537-8425
The last Anglican church built in South Carolina under King George III, this historic church was used by the Americans and the British during the American Revolution and later by both the Confederate and Union armies. The first Confederate Monument ever built is located in the cemetery on the grounds of this church, as well as the graves of Alexander Gregg and famous steamboat commander Moses Rogers. map

Cheraw Fish Hatchery
Route 2 Box 620 • Cheraw, SC 29520
US Highway 1 South
843-537-7628
Each year over three million bass, bream, catfish, and 14 species of other warm water fish are raised in 31 production ponds to supply lakes and farmponds at this fish hatchery that features an aquarium for close-up views plus offers picnic tables on site. Tours are available.