Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near South Carolina

While in South Carolina, you might enjoy a visit to:

In 1958, the U.S. Air Force accidentally dropped an atom bomb in South Carolina. Pieces of it are displayed in the Florence Museum.
~10 miles from Timmonsville.

For 62 years after he was killed in a fight, carnival work Cancetto "Spaghetti" Farmica hung on the wall of a local mortuary, collateral for his unpaid funeral bill. Finally put to rest in the ground in 1972.
~53 miles from Timmonsville.

A replica of the room where The Last Supper was held, inside a building meant to look as if it came from ancient Jerusalem, in the woods of South Carolina. Former heart of PTL Club and Heritage USA includes an outdoor statue of Jesus and persecutors.
~84 miles from Timmonsville.

Barney, on display at the JFK Special Warfare Museum, survived Vietnam -- but couldn't endure North Carolina.
~87 miles from Timmonsville.

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