Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near South Carolina

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

Mythological 50,000-year-old mini-golf resort broke away from Atlantis, floated to Myrtle Beach, and lodged itself in the old Chapin's Department Store.
~9 miles from Conway.

The star attraction at this traditional gator ranch is Utan, "King of the Crocs," 20 feet long and weighing over a ton.
~15 miles from Conway.

In 1958, the U.S. Air Force accidentally dropped an atom bomb in South Carolina. Pieces of it are displayed in the Florence Museum.
~53 miles from Conway.

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.
~74 miles from Conway.

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