Sep 17, 2026 / sierra
This one proves a trail doesn't have to be long to leave an impression. Tucked between the Broad River and historic Lockhart Canal, the Flat Stack Trail takes you through the former Lockhart Mill area, where pieces of the community's industrial past meet some beautiful river scenery. More
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Some road trips start with a destination. Others start with a really good cup of coffee. Across South Carolina’s Olde English District, local coffee shops are tucked into historic downtowns, paired with bookstores and art studios, and pouring coffee roasted right here in the region. More
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There's something about fall in the Olde English District that just hits different. Maybe it's the first crisp morning, the hunt for the perfect pumpkin, or the excuse to spend an entire Saturday exploring a small town. More
Aug 10, 2026 / sierra
his corner of South Carolina has hosted the world's best disc golfers, the United States Disc Golf Championship and the World Disc Golf Championships have both been played on courses right here. But you don't have to be a pro to enjoy them. More
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Here are several farmers markets to visit during our next trip to the OED! More
Jul 09, 2026 / Jennings Roddey
Summer in South Carolina’s Olde English District is made for backroads, small-town exploring, and discovering hidden gems along the way. And after a day of adventure, nothing hits quite like a cold scoop of ice cream. More
Jul 02, 2026 / madden
The Jackson Family: The Making of a President in the Carolina Backcountry Elizabeth and Andrew Jackson, Sr., sailed their home on the coast of Northern Ireland to seek a better future for themselves and their young sons, Hugh and Robert, in America. Enticed by tales of fertile land in the “Garden of the Waxhaws,” the small family settled near some of Elizabeth’s sisters in the Carolina Backcountry. More
Jun 17, 2026 / sierra
The Olde English District is commemorating America’s 250th anniversary through a shared mission: highlighting real stories, real people, and the places where history actually happened. Across Chester, Chesterfield, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lancaster, Union, and York counties, communities are bringing the Revolutionary era to life through immersive programs, living history events, lectures, performances, and celebrations that connect the past to the present. More
