York County Visitor Guide 2010-2011 by Atlantic Publication Group LLC

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York County, SC is an accessible, affordable and authentically southern experience. An undiscovered destination, we offer big city amenities in a warm, friendly environment known for its southern hospitality.

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Traveling toYork County York County is conveniently accessed via I-77, a major Interstate. It is also serviced by I-85 which intersects I-77 just 12 miles north of the county line. Major national highways are US 21 and US 321. Detailed map is located on page 10. Charlotte/Douglas International Airport is located 20 miles north of Rock Hill via I-77. Also available for private and corporate traffic is the Rock Hill/York County Airport. More details on page 60.

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1323 Old Springdale Road Rock Hill, SC 29732 803-327-5525 www.comfortsuites.com/ hotels/sc287 We are located at I-77, Exit 79 - Dave Lyle Blvd. We are across from the Rock Hill Galleria Mall behind Ruby Tuesday’s and LongHorn Steakhouse.

All Suites include: Mini-fridge • Microwave • Iron & Ironing Board • In-Room Coffee Maker • FREE High-Speed Internet We also offer: FREE Hot Breakfast • Indoor Heated Pool & Whirlpool • On-Site Fitness Center • Meeting Facilities

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Experience Living History at Historic Brattonsville – “your window to the past” Historic Brattonsville I-77/Exit 82B, 1444 Brattonsville Road, McConnells, SC 29726 803.684.2327 • www.chmuseums.org Before supermarkets, microwaves and iPods, how did Carolinians live? Learn how people farmed the land, cooked their food and entertained themselves in the 1800s at Historic Brattonsville, a 775-acre Revolutionary War living history site. More than 30 historic structures chronicle the Carolina Piedmont from the 1750s-1840s. Historical farming techniques and day-to-day activities are presented by costumed interpreters year-round. Rare breeds of farm animals such as Gulf Coast sheep, Devon cattle and Ossabaw Island hogs are cared for here, just as they were hundreds of years ago. Historic Brattonsville is one of the few sites offering African-American historic interpretation. The Walt Schrader Trails, an 8.5-mile network of backcountry paths, crosses land steeped in local history and geographic diversity.

Hours: Mon-Sat, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day. Living History Saturdays year round Admission: Adult, $6; Senior, $5; Youth ages 4-17, $3; 3 and younger, free. Prices and hours subject to change. No pets allowed

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Where the beauty blooms year-round! Glencairn Garden 725 Crest Street, Rock Hill, SC 29730 (Corner of Crest Street and Charlotte Avenue) 803.329.5620 â&#x20AC;˘ www.rockhillrocks.com For over 50 years, award-winning Glencairn Garden has displayed natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest colors, textures, and shapes. The newly expanded 11-acre garden includes a Veterans Garden, showcase gardens, tiered fountains, ponds, boardwalks, a performance stage and beautiful flower-filled walkways. Visitors can see azaleas, dogwoods, wisteria, crape myrtles, camellias, annuals, hardwood trees and more. Peak bloom period: last week of March through mid April. Handicap access is available.

Hours: Open dawn until dusk. Admission: Free

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Discover an adventure in your own backyard! Visit the new Naturalist Center at the Museum of York County Museum of York County I-77/Exit 82C, 4621 Mt. Gallant Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732 803.329.2121 • www.chmuseums.org The museum’s newest permanent gallery, a Naturalist Center, opened in August 2010. Modeled after the Smithsonian Institution Naturalist Center at the National Museum of Natural History, the local Naturalist Center offers similar access to diverse natural history specimens, from taxidermy mounts to animal bones, rocks, minerals, and plants. More than 200 mounted African animals and an outstanding collection of African artifacts provide unique learning opportunities. See an elephant, giraffe and lions in naturalistic settings. The interactive Catawba River Gallery allows kids to “get their hands wet” at the water table and see how they “measure up” to river fish species. Visit the Vernon Grant Gallery, devoted to the creator of Kellogg’s Rice Krispies characters Snap! Crackle! Pop!® Families and young children will enjoy a new exhibit, Tinker Tim the Toymaker, with 3-D interactive projects and landscapes inspired by Vernon Grant’s 1934 children’s book. The Museum Store offers a variety of unique and eclectic children’s gifts, pottery, jewelry and souvenirs. Hours: Mon-Sat, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, 1-5 p.m. Closed New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Admission: Free on Sundays; Monday - Saturday, Adult, $5; Senior, $4; Youth ages 4-17, $3; 3 and younger and CHM members, free. Prices and hours subject to change.

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Live dinner theatre with hilarious comedy and chilling drama NarroWay Theatre & Conference Center I-77/Exit 90, 3327 Highway 51, Fort Mill, SC 29715 803.802.2300 or 704.831.8893 • www.narroway.net Hilarious comedy and chilling drama in fun-filled interactive performances are NarroWay’s trademarks. With dinner theatres, epic biblical productions, mystery theatres, tours, field trips, and spectacular holiday events, NarroWay has a host of activities your groups will talk about for years to come! Conveniently located only one-half mile from I-77 Exit 90, NarroWay Theatre and Conference Center showcases cutting-edge technology, special effects, camels and other live animals, and a brilliant cast – all in a beautiful, comfortable, indoor environment!

Show Schedule: Fridays and Saturdays all year • Friday – 6:30 p.m. • Saturday – 12:00 and 5:00 p.m. Admission: Call for details.

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New in 2010 – Intimidator TM

Carowinds I-77/Exit 90, Avenue of the Carolinas, Fort Mill, SC 29715 803.548.5300 or 800.888.4386 • www.carowinds.com 122 fun-filled acres with more than 50 world-class rides, shows and attractions—featuring a 20-acre water park. New in 2010 – Intimidator™, the tallest, fastest, longest roller coaster in the Southeast. Included in admission is Boomerang Bay™, a 20-acre Australian-themed Outback oasis of wet fun. Visit Planet Snoopy, a 12-acre children’s paradise that kids and parents can enjoy together. Stay where you play at the 55-acre Camp Wilderness Resort. Join us for our 10th year of frights at SCarowinds’ Halloween Haunt in September and October.

Hours: Weekends in Spring and Fall; Daily in the Summer

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Where a wilderness battle changed a nation forever! Kings Mountain National Military Park I-85/Exit 2 or I-77/Highway 161 2625 Park Road, Blacksburg, SC 29702 864.936.7921 • www.nps.gov/kimo In a special visit to York County on October 7, 1930, U.S. President Herbert Hoover declared the battlefield at Kings Mountain to be “a place of inspiring memories.” It is the place that changed the course of history for South Carolina and the United States. The Chronicle Marker at Kings Mountain National Military Park is the second oldest battlefield monument (1815) in the United States. The park preserves the entire battlefield site in a natural setting evocative of the Carolina frontier of 1780 which commemorates one of the most important Patriot victories of the American Revolution and the first major Patriot victory of the Southern Campaign. The park includes a 1.5-mile battlefield trail that is a walking-only trail, a film presentation, and museum exhibit area with battlefield artifacts, a gift shop and bookstore, and a hiking trail. There is a backcountry campsite approximately three miles from the visitor center, and horse trails are also available for visitors who bring their own horses.

Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Daily Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Admission: Free (pets are allowed on a leash)

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South Carolina’s Kings Mountain State Park Kings Mountain State Park I-85/Exit 2, 1277 Park Road, Blacksburg, SC 29702 803.222.3209, For Reservations: 1.866.345.PARK (7275) www.southcarolinaparks.com Kings Mountain State Park is a 6,883-acre retreat on the fast-growing Interstate 85 corridor. The park has two lakes and several streams for fishing and almost 35 miles of hiking and equestrian trails. The park has a 19th-century living history farm and 115 campsites with individual water and electrical hookups, plus 10 rustic tent sites. Camps Cherokee and York provide for large groups and feature rustic cabins, a dining hall and bathhouses. A 15-site campground is designated for equestrian users. Pets must be on a leash or other physical restraint at all times.

Hours: (Standard Time) Daily – 8 a.m.-6 p.m. (Daylight Savings Time) Daily – 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Admission: Adult, $2; SC Senior, $1.25; Ages 15 and younger, free.

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“Tanake” means hello in the language of the Catawba Indians The Catawba Indians Cultural Center 1536 Tom Stevens Road, Rock Hill, SC 29730 803.328.2427 • www.catawbaindiannation.com “Tanake”(tah-NAH-ke) means hello in the language of the Catawba Indians. You’re invited to share the Native American way firsthand with Ye Iswa (EES-wah)… “The People of the River.” Housed in the only remaining Reservation Schoolhouse, the Cultural Center includes a crafts store, featuring unique hand-crafted Catawba pottery. New and improved exhibits offer an educational glimpse into the Catawba past. Experience the picturesque half-mile walking trail along an 18th-century wagon trail to end at the scenic banks of the Catawba River.

Hours: Open Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission: Free. Donations accepted.

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Pristine land filled with spacious forests, rambling terrain, shimmering lakes and rolling pastures Anne Springs Close Greenway 1-77/Exit 88, 250 Dairy Barn Lane, Fort Mill, SC 29715 803.548.7252 • www.ascgreenway.org Leroy Springs & Company’s Anne Springs Close Greenway is 2,300 acres of pristine land filled with spacious forests, rambling terrain, shimmering lakes and rolling pastures. This beautiful, pastoral environment contains 28-acre Lake Haigler, and 36 miles of hiking, biking and horseback riding trails. The greenway is a popular place for picnics and features guided nature tours, two “swinging” suspension bridges, two historic cabins and kayak and canoe rentals at Lake Haigler. Dogs are allowed on the Greenway, but must be kept on a leash at all times. No motorized equipment of any kind is allowed on any trails. Check the trail maps at all entrance kiosks for more trail rules.

Hours: 7a.m. to sunset (weather permitting) Admission: hiking trails $2, mountain biking trails $3 and horseback riding trails $12. Call 803.548.7252 for more information.

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Triple-A Affiliate of the Chicago White Sox The Charlotte Knights 2280 Deerfield Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715 803.548.8050 or 704.357.8071 www.charlotteknights.com It’s as American as apple pie, and it doesn’t come any better than the Charlotte Knights Baseball Club, which calls York County home. Knights Stadium is a 10,002-seat facility located 12 miles south of Charlotte’s Center City and minutes north of Rock Hill. The Knights have a winning tradition. In its first year with the White Sox, the Knights won the IL Governor’s Cup Championship and advanced to the second-ever Triple-A World Series in Las Vegas. In the past few years, numerous Sox prospects have honed their skills at Knights Stadium before being called up to Chicago. 2000 IL Pitcher of the Year, Jon Garland, has proven his worth in the big leagues. The season runs from April through September. For a complete schedule and additional information, visit www.charlotteknights.com.

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The following lists are not all inclusive. CVB staff will change and update listing annually.

York County has a wide variety of stores and restaurants to meet everyone's need and taste. All restaurants and stores listed in this section are one of a kind and locally owned. The listings are divided by the cities in York County.

Town of Clover www.cloversc.info/ The charming community of Clover, located in northwestern York County, offers an excellent quality of life in a perfect small-town setting. Area residents and visitors enjoy Clover’s downtown. There are quaint shops and restaurants, and at the center of town is the impressive Larne Building, which serves as a community meeting and events center. Beautiful churches serve a multi-denominational faith community. Within Clover’s town limits, there are two parks for the public to enjoy—Clover Community Park and Roosevelt Park.

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Christopher’s Bar & Grill

Boyd’s Furniture

1500 Village Harbor Drive ...........................803.831.2461 American cuisine and known for its Tuesday Night “Cruise In” where locals gather to showcase classic cars.

116 N. Main Street......................................803.222.2457 www.boydsofclover.com Living room suites, dining sets, complete bedrooms including mattresses, sofa sleepers, recliners, chairs, accessories and much more. The friendly staff will give you the personalized attention.

Courtney’s BBQ 1166 Highway 55.........................................803.222.5900 www.courtneysbbq.com Everything any barbeque lover could possibly want––Award-winning ribs, chicken and pork to name a few. And special sauces sure to compliment any meal you have in mind.

good things Consignments and More 104 S. Main Street ......................................803.222.1212 The clothes look new, and many are designer labels. Make sure you take the time to browse through some of the better furniture lines available.

Jackson’s Kitchen

High Cotton Antiques

304 N. Main Street......................................803.222.7767 www.jacksonskitchen.com In business for over 50 years, a full sandwich and salad menu and daily lunch specials that are filling, hot meals, consisting of a meat and three sides.

212 S. Main Street ......................................803.222.5045 6,000 square feet of antiques and collectibles, specializing in primitives, Edgefield and other Southern pottery.

Victoria’s Diner

122 Kings Mountain Street .........................803.222.1125 www.palmettohouse.com Large variety of fresh flowers, plants and gift items and two Master Designers on staff. They can create the perfect tribute for any occasion.

102 N. Main Street......................................803.222.3310 Great food for a small price. A cheeseburger, any way you want it, best deal in town. Great values on anything you want to eat.

The Palmetto House

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www.fortmillsc.org Fort Mill is a friendly and convenient place to visit and browse. The historic downtown area still retains its small town atmosphere and charm of the Old South. The shops and locally-owned restaurants are a treat for visitors of all ages. Enjoy the sun or the shade at Confederate Park, a one acre park located on Main Street. Benches, historic statues, and a cannon which is fired every Fourth of July along with the Historic Bandstand makes this park a downtown jewel. On the opposite side of Interstate 77, you will find the thriving community of Baxter Village. With sidewalk cafés, pubs, and several unique shopping experiences throughout, Baxter Village is a great place to enjoy an afternoon or evening.

Dining Captain Steve’s Seafood Restaurant 1975 Highway 21 Bypass ...........................803.547.2340 www.captainsteves.net Family seafood restaurant, known for its world-famous hush puppies and fried seafood. Menu includes many other entrée choices.

Fratelli Ristorante & Pizzeria 975 Market Street.......................................803.802.4449 Established as one of the area’s Italian culinary destinations and is sure to offer you a pleasant and unique dining experience.

Jump n’ Java Cafe 1646 W. Highway 160, Suite F ...................803.547.1122 Yummie breakfast pastries and a selection of salads and sandwiches on great bread. Coffee you just can’t beat.

Papa Pino’s Italian Restaurant & Bar 3620 Festival Drive .....................................803.802.7466 A vast offering of appetizers, salads, sides, and entrees in addition to a full buffet for both lunch and dinner. Located across from Carowinds.

Passion 8 Bistro 3415 Highway 51 ........................................803.802.7455 www.passion8bistro.com Who can resist a tiny place with heart, particularly when it serves Italian food? Try the foie gras, sweet breads and other very interesting special foods you don’t get the opportunity to try all the time. Ask Chef Lucca for his recommendation

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Red Bowl Asian Bistro 845 Stockbridge Drive.................................803.802.5666 www.RedBowlTegaCay.com Includes a create-your-own stir-fry bar and family friendly environment, to an award-winning Sushi bar.

Towne Tavern At Fort Mill 2000 Highway 160 W. ................................803.802.2340 Expansive pub fare menu with western New York specialties such as authentic Buffalo Wings, Beef on Weck, and beer battered fresh Haddock.

Shopping A Southern Touch 16105 Heron Run Drive...............................803.802.8600 Gracious staff and a great selection of unique gift items and home decor. They also have a great selection of Lampe Berger lamps and oils.

Antique & Garden Shop 329 Main Street..........................................803.547.7822 Located in historic downtown Fort Mill, this locally owned store includes southern antiques and pottery.

Birds of a Feather 1642 W. Highway 106 ................................803.802.3777 SC and Palmetto gifts, personalized stationary, Kensie Girl, Level 99 jeans, Willowtree, Woodwicked candles, Onesoles, Rainbow flip flops, Oka B shoes.

Blue Rose Pottery 1683 Katy Lane ...........................................803.802.8966 www.bluerosepottery.com Blue Rose Polish Pottery features handmade Polish Pottery in a mix and match assortment of traditional and contemporary patterns. All pottery pieces are great for everyday or just to collect.

Chirp ‘n Chatter

The Peach Stand

805 Crossroads Plaza..................................803.802.6677 www.birdsandsquirrels.com Local backyard nature store carrying bird houses, bat, butterfly and ladybug homes, bird and butterfly feeders, bird baths and accessories.

1325 Highway 160 W. ................................803.547.7563 www.peachstand.com Fresh produce grown locally, a store with gourmet items, a custom butcher shop, a restaurant and deli, along with a bakery and an ice cream shop.

Lake Wylie Community www.lakewyliesc.com Lake Wylie is a vibrant and thriving community where geography, people and economic vitality have fashioned a distinctive Southern lifestyle. The leisure and excitement of lakeside living, its comfortable, small town atmosphere and convenient proximity to regional commercial and cultural centers make Lake Wylie the perfect setting to live and do business. For enterprising individuals, growing families and active retirees, Lake Wylie is indeed the perfect setting for home and business. Nestled on the northwest shore of 12,455-acre Lake Wylie in York County, this waterfront community is ideally situated for both work and play.

Dining Christopher’s Bar & Grill 1500 Village Harbor Drive ..........................803.831.2461 American cuisine and known for its Tuesday night “Cruise In” where locals gather to showcase classic cars.

T-Bones on the Lake 3990 Charlotte Highway.............................803.831.0170 www.tbonesonthelake.com Fine steaks highlight the menu. Dine on the deck with a view of the lake. Number One in food and fun!

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City of Rock Hill www.cityofrockhill.com The streets of historic Old Town are lined with locally owned shops and restaurants serving a variety of cuisine, including “Southern comfort” favorites. While visiting, experience history and culture at museums and galleries that feature work from artists at home and around the world. For a breath of fresh air, visit signature parks and green spaces or stroll the historic campus of Winthrop University. Experience a piece of the civil rights movement by having lunch at the Old Town Bistro. Sit at this historic lunch counter where the Friendship Nine – students from Friendship Junior College – gained national media attention. The Friendship Nine was a group of African American men who chose jail instead of bail after staging a sit-in at a segregated McCrory's lunch counter in Rock Hill in 1961. A marker on the sidewalk also tells the significance of the site.

Dining Burk’s BBQ 2012 Cherry Road .......................................803.980.4444 Real pit-cooked barbeque! Rib, chicken, or pork available with your choice of barbeque, hot or honey mustard sauce. Drive through available.

Carlo’s Café 1998 Cherry Road ....................................803.329.7171 www.carloscafe.com Authentic Cuban Food. Lunch specials daily. Catering also available.

Citizen Corners 157 E. Main Street ..................................803.980.1150 citizencornersonline.com High-end Southern restaurant with dishes such as shrimp and grits, flounder stuffed with crab, apple pork tenderloin and blackened catfish.

Debbie’s Diner 2354 Ebenezer Road................................803.324.3346 American, Breakfast, Sandwiches, Burgers, Salads are served in a locally owned down home atmosphere.

Delicacy Chinese Bistro 1435 Riverchase Blvd. .............................803.980.1688 Intimate family style restaurant serves Chinese and Asian cuisine. Offers a honey peach chicken you must try.

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Durango Bagel and Coffee Shop 295 Herlong Ave......................................803.366.0455 Offering a “Flavor of the Day” coffee, with a wide variety of syrups, even some that are sugar free. Add a bagel and cream cheese or egg to accompany your cup of coffee.

Ebenezer Grill 1525 Ebenezer Road................................803.327.6700 Award-winning hot dogs and famous soups, salads, burgers and barbeque. Dine in or carry out.

Erin’s Restaurant 123 Elk Ave..............................................803.493.9428 www.erinsrockhill.com The delicious menu is described as “upscale homestyle,” and it changes frequently, based on the fresh local and organic ingredients Erin finds at area farmers markets.

Hampton Street Café 140 E. Main Street ..................................803.329.3663 www.hamptonstreetcafe.com Classic Southern Cuisine and ambiance in a casual and intimate setting in the heart of Old Town. Appetizing and affordable menu items for lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch.

Jackson’s Cafeteria 1735 Heckle Blvd.....................................803.366.6860 Traditional cafeteria style atmosphere with the great Southern hospitality stirred in.

Kinch’s 123 Elk Ave..............................................803.327.4923 Roasted chicken, meatloaf, you name it. So many vegetables you will have a hard time choosing. Serving lunch and breakfast.

Town of Clover 114 Bethel Street, Clover, SC 29710

p. 803-222-9495 • f. 803-222-6955 www.cloversc.info

Pier 51 Seafood Restaurant 3921 Mt. Gallant Road............................803.985.5253 Down the street from Lake Wylie & Ebenzer Park. A family-owned business that serves seafood, steak and chicken in a casual atmosphere.

Mary’s Cafe 1349 Firetower Road ..............................803.324.3929 The best home-style cooking in town. Appetizers, salads, sandwiches and of course one meat and two- or three-vegetable plates are offered daily.

McHale’s Irish Pub 122 E. Main Street ..................................803.329.8580 www.mchalesirishpub.com Hearty meals, including Shepherd’s Pie, and Celtic sandwiches all in the Irish Spirit of family, laughter, and celebration.

Michael’s Rock Hill Grille

The Town of Clover is conveniently located within short driving distances to Charlotte, NC, and Rock Hill, SC, allowing Clover citizens and businesses access to big city amenities while preserving a small town quality of life

1039 Charlotte Ave..................................803.985.3663 Everything homemade and cooked to your liking! Start with a grand appetizer, add a mixed green salad, choose an outrageous ocean option or a pasta pleasure.

Nishie G’s Café 706 Mt. Gallant Road ..803.366.4711 or 803.366.4733 www.nishiegs.com Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner each weekday. Select a Greek omelette, french toast, or an egg with bacon sausage or ham. Then come back for lunch and dinner. A “Southern Living” magazine favorite.

Nishie G’s Café 727 Dilworth Lane, Suite 105 .................803.366.4733 www.nishiegs.com Be sure to try a pita sandwich or one of the famous platters with two side dishes. Soups, salads, subs and children’s menus are also available. What homemade is all about!

Old Town Bistro 135 E. Main Street ..................................803.327.9222 www.rholdtownbistro.com Nestled in the historic McCrory’s, this American & Greek Bistro has more than great food…it has civil rights history. Enjoy a breakfast, lunch or dinner with the whole family.

• Deluxe Continental Breakfast • High-Speed Wireless Internet • 70 Cable TV channels with FREE HBO, ESPN, and Weather Channel • Jacuzzi Rooms • Refrigerator, Microwave, Safe, Coffee Maker, and Iron/Iron Board • Pet welcome with Additional fee 911 Riverview Road Rock Hill, SC 29730

(803) 329-7900 www.hojo.com

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Southern Salads & Sandwich Company

Wing King Cafe

490 S. Herlong Ave. ................................803.981.9222 Pick from a great chicken salad, the marvelous egg salad, or one of three types of sauces for your barbeque sandwich. Everything is made fresh daily. Sampling is encouraged!

1027 Oakland Ave. ..................................803.327.0535 15 types of wings to choose from and all served with dipping sauce and celery. Other menu options include salads, spuds, and sandwiches.

The Varsity Restaurant 108 Oakland Ave. ....................................803.328.3110 A Rock Hill institution with meat and vegetables as well as burgers, hot dogs and sandwiches. Breakfast is simply great.

Thi’s Place On Main 210 E. Main Street ..................................803.328.8447 www.thisplaceon main.com Vietnamese cuisine in the heart of downtown Rock Hill. If you are not sure what you’ll like, ask Thi. She will steer you in the right direction.

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Shopping A Lasting Touch Antiques and Gifts 2210 India Hook Road .............................803.324.5503 www.alastingtouch.com Various antiques, artwork, books, china, collectibles, figurines, gifts, as well as a full furniture restoration shop.

Alta 355 Herlong Ave......................................803.980.2582 www.altaalta.com The source for upscale apparel, unique accessories and uncommon service. It’s all about you. Visit online or at the store.

147 Herlong Ave. ....................................803.366.6117 www.thursdaystoo.com A welcoming, relaxed and unusual venue, choose between the stylish front dining area with its childfriendly area or the bar dining room where you can have a table, booth, or just a drink at the bar.

Catawba Indian Nation Store

Toyo Sushi & Hibachi Grill

Flashes Fireworks & Palmetto Central

1988 Cherry Road ....................................803.980.7008 toyosushibar.com Proud to have the freshest food and expert chefs. Come and experience the finest Japanese Sushi.

713 Marine Drive ....................................803.325.2422 www.flashesfireworks.com A large selection of SC logo merchandise and South Carolina souvenirs and the best selection and best prices on fireworks in Rock Hill.

Tropical Escape Cafe & Bar 590 N. Anderson Road ...........................803.366.3888 www.tropicalescapecafe.net Serving fine Asian & American food for over 22 years. Tropical Island atmosphere with a Pacific Rim cuisine.

White Horse Ltd 1022 Camden Ave. ..................................803.328.2172 whitehorseonline.com Casual atmosphere...fun dining for the whole family! Try the renowned hot appetizers, sandwiches, luscious casseroles, & stuffed potatoes!

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1536 Tom Steven Road ...........................803.328.2427 www.ccppcrafts.com Purchase a one-of-a-kind Catawba Wedding Vase, a beautifully crafted porcelain Indian Doll, a spiritual beadwork necklace, or a handmade quiver and bow set.

Gallery Up 201 E. Main Street ..................................803.980.5355 www.galleryup.com Gallery Up is an artist run gallery, store and custom frame shop. The retail and gallery location provide emerging and established artists the opportunity to exhibit and sell their work in a professional manner. Visit the gallery and store in downtown Rock Hill or shop online.

Grand Slam Collectibles 954 Mt. Gallant Road..............................803.327.4414 One of the few stores left for every kind of fanatic, if it’s comics or games or just trading cards, they have it all.

Historic Brattonsville Gift Shop 1444 Brattonsville Road, McConnells www.chmuseums.org..............................803.684.2327 Unique items include local foods, handmade rag dolls, special soaps, 18th- and 19th-century reproduction items such as children’s toys, tea sets, ornaments and much more.

New South Interiors 300 Chatham Ave., Suite 104 .................803.329.1661 newsouthinteriors.com In a historic, renovated textile mill an impressive array of hand-tied Persian, Indian, Turkish, and Pakistani oriental rugs. The Carolinas best prices on furniture and accessories.

Overhead Station 212 E. Main Street ..................................803.327.6332 A downtown Rock Hill store carries accessories, bridal needs and gifts, personalized stationery and invitations, along with presents for all occasions.

Paula Gillman and Company 295 Herlong Ave......................................803.329.4567 www.paulagillmanandcompany.com In addition to a plethora of kitchen tools, bakeware, cookware and a 12-foot long cutlery display, the store

boasts a full kitchen used for cooking demonstrations and wine and food tastings.

Present Perfect 1807 Cherry Road ....................................803.325.7832 Nice shop with lots to offer and a very personable staff. There are teacher supplies, cards, and very nice religious gifts.

The Winthrop University Book Store 2020 Alumni Drive...................................803.323.3800 www.winthrop.bkstr.com Formerly The Bookworm, this new store has what you need from orientation to graduation. Winthrop fans will be able to find their favorite apparel and collectibles, as well as books for all readers.

York County Museum Store 4621 Mt. Gallant Road............................803.329.2121 www.chmuseums.org Wide selection of pottery and jewelry handmade by local artists, regional food items, new merchandise from Africa, plush animals, books and fun, educational gifts for children.

Town of Sharon Step back into a simpler way of life with a visit to Western York County. Sharon is located on Highway 49 between York and Bullocks Creek. A quaint main street with shops and a restaurant greets visitors. A new museum here tells the story of Western York County. Sharon retains much of the romanticism of its former farm life. A number of buildings once devoted to the town’s agricultural days may still be seen. Among these are Hill’s Gin and Warehouse, the Sharon Potato House, and Rainey’s Gin and Office. Shop at the Historic Hill Mercantile for antiques, collectibles, books, glassware and more.

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3718 S. York Street .................................803.927.7821 Home of York County’s Best Hamburger. Also serving hand pulled pork barbecue, homemade chicken salad and a variety of short order items.

3034 York Street......................................803.927.0810 Listed on the National Register, built in 1913, this wonderful store has antiques, collectibles, books, and artifacts on display.

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City of York www.yorkcitysc.com Historic downtown York is one of the area’s best-kept secrets. Small town hospitality and remarkable architectural features give the city of York that quaint village appeal visitors are looking for. With over 180 landmarks listed on the National Register of Historic Places, York was once known as the “Charleston of the Upcountry.” While strolling through downtown you will rediscover the history of “Old Yorkville.” The array of specialty shops, restaurants, and a historic movie theater make the charming downtown an experience individuals return to time and time again. Handcrafted furniture, original art, high end clothing and jewelry, custom-made guitars, and even golf putters are among the many shopping treasures you’ll find in downtown York. If your taste runs to live music, movies or live theater, visit York on any evening or weekend.

Dining Black’s Peaches and The Cotton Belt Bakery 1800 Black Highway ...............................803.624.2333 www.blackpeachesandbakery.com Fresh baked goods along with daily specials. Cookies * Cinnamon Rolls * Pies * Sourdough Bread * Fried Dried Apple Pies *

Bush-N-Vine Farm 1690 Filbert Highway ..............................803.684.2732 www.bushnvine.com This farm specializes in strawberries and blueberries which visitors can pick for themselves or buy at the open-air market.

Concord Cove Restaurant 5303 Concord Road ................................803.831.1036 www.concordcove.com Fine dining with an exquisite list of wines. Entries from seafood to steaks.

Garden Café 307 W. Liberty Street..............................803.684.7019 From burgers and pizza to prime rib and salmon. Kids menu available. A favorite of the red hat ladies.

Jasmine Café & Gifts 8 N. Congress Street...............................803.684.4999 Upscale dining in a relaxing atmosphere. Gourmet sandwiches, salads, soups, and classical cuisine for lunch or dinner. Catering and special events. Gifts for all occasions.

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L’cees Grill & Ice Cream 17 N. Congress Street.............................803.818.5008 Good Food––Good Prices! Burgers, Hotdogs, Cheese Steak, BBQ, and Tony’s ice cream. Catering available. Follow them on Facebook.

The Brandon House 36 N. Congress Street.............................803.684.4484 www.thebrandonhouse.com Simple Southern Cuisine. The Brandon House proudly features fresh, housemade cuisine with Southern influences.

The Coal Yard Restaurant and Lounge 105 Garner Street ...................................803.684.9653 www.coalyardyork.com Best steak in western York County! Enjoy the originality of this real Coal Yard––now the most unique setting to eat and enjoy live music nightly. Serving lunch and dinner.

The Peach Tree 2077 Filbert Highway ..............................803.684.9996 www.thepeachtreeorchards.com This open-air market specializes in peaches and other local vegetables with an ice cream parlor where fresh peach ice cream is also sold.

Windy Hill Orchard and Cider Mill 1860 Black Highway ...............................803.684.0690 www.windyhillorchard.com Providing activities for all ages throughout the season including cider squeezing, apple butter making, hayrides, a petting zoo.

Wing King Café 20 Congress Street .................................803.684.9434 15 types of wings to choose from and all served with dipping sauce and celery. Other menu options include salads, spuds, and sandwiches.

York Seafood Family Restaurant 1880 Old York Road.................................803.684.9485 Family truly means bring the entire family. Lots of seating in a comfortable atmosphere. Menu features a variety of seafood dishes, other options include beef and chicken.

Shopping Best Friends Closet 43A N. Congress Street ..........................803.818.5885 Voted Best Consignment Shop in Western York County, specializing inChicos, Talbots, Hollister, American Eagle, etc., for women and teens.

Hattie’s Antiques 1250 Chester Highway............................803.684.2248 Furniture, primitives, pottery, tools, vintage fishing tackle, doll and toys clocks, estate jewelry and china all in a 5,500 sq. ft. mall.

Jenny’s Boutique 26 E. Congress Street .............................803.684.2029 Step into a taste of New York City in the heart of Historic Downtown York. Unique style and fashion with unbeatable prices.

Leake’s Antiques 1746 Filbert Highway ..............................803.684.5651 www.leakesantiques.com Handmade 18th-century reproduction furniture. Located three miles outside of historic York. Call for appointment.

Old Master Putter Co.

Stacy’s Garden Center & Gift Shop Highway 321 N. ......................................803.927.0810 StaceysGardenCenter.biz Tried and true varieties or new species that give you a competitive advantage, they are committed to providing beautiful plants nearly year round.

The Men’s Shop 49 N. Congress Street.............................803.684.4121 www.themensshop-york.com Wide selection of dress and casual clothing, shoes and accessories available. Suits and sport coats are always in stock in sizes 35 to 56.

65 N. Congress Street.............................803.684.6853 www.oldmasterputters.com Their core product is unique handcrafted finished hickory shafted putters. Their hickory products are reminiscent of an era gone by. They are designed for either functional play or display.

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Holiday Inn Express - Carowinds 3560 Lakemont Boulevard, Fort Mill Ph: 803-548-0100

Motel 6 255 Carowinds Boulevard, Fort Mill Ph: 803-548-9656 • Fx: 803-548-9679

Sleep Inn - Carowinds 3540 Lakemont Boulevard, Fort Mill Ph: 803-547-2300

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America’s Best Value Inn 952 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-3535 • Fx: 803-412-3935

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The Plaza Hotel 3695 Foothills Way, Fort Mill Ph: 803-548-2400 • Fx: 803-548-2401 • www.plazacarowindshotel.com

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Bestway Inn 825 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-1177 • Fx: 803-329-1177

Country Inn & Suites 865 Patriot Parkway, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-5151 • Fx: 803-329-5811

Days Inn - Rock Hill 875 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-2171

Economy Inn Express 840 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-5252 • Fx: 803-329-5251

Econo Lodge 962 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-3232

Hillside Inn 127 S. Anderson Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-6998

Howard Johnson 911 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-7900 • Fx: 803-329-7980

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Regency Inn 1037 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-3150 • Fx: 803-329-3335

Rock Hill Motel 914 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-329-6581 • Fx: 803-366-4472

Super 8 Motel 888 Riverview Road, Rock Hill Ph: 803-980-0400

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Comfort Suites 1323 Old Springdale Rd, Rock Hill Ph: 803-326-3300 • Fx: 803-326-3319 • www.comfortsuites.com/hotel/sc287

Hampton Inn 2111 Tabor Drive, Rock Hill Ph: 803-325-1100 • Fx: 803-325-7814 • www.rockhill.hamptoninn.com

Hilton Garden Inn 650 Tinsley Way, Rock Hill Ph: 803-325-2800 • Fx: 803-325-2366 • www.rockhill.hgi.com

Holiday Inn 503 Galleria Blvd, Rock Hill Ph: 803-323-1900 • Fx: 803-323-1901 • www.holidayinn.com/rockhillsc

TownePlace Suites by Marriott 2135 Tabor Drive, Rock Hill Ph: 803-327-0700 • Fx: 803-327-0720 • www.marriott.com/rkhts

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HOTELS / MOTELS Hampton Inn Rock Hill 2111 Tabor Drive, Rock Hill PH: 803.325.1100 • www.rockhill.hamptoninn.com Voted #1 hotel in the area three years in a row! ALL NEW Hampton Inn Rock Hill offers beautifully renovated guestrooms and suites, 24 Hour Suite Shop, Hot on the House Breakfast served daily and as always, Hampton's 100% Satisfaction Guarantee!

Holiday Inn 503 Galleria Blvd., Rock Hill PH: 803.323.1900 • www.holidayinn.com/rockhillsc Newly constructed, the Holiday Inn featuring Kem’s Restaurant boasts the newest in quality and amenities. Our guests enjoy signature Southern Hospitality and enjoy the hotel’s excellent location adjacent to the Galleria Mall off of Exit 79 for both the professional and leisure traveler. Kem’s Restaurant features exquisite American cuisine as well as a full service bar. Over 2,300 square feet of meeting space awaits your function needs with full service catering.

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I-77/Exit 79 • 600 E. Main Street, Rock Hill PH: 803.366.1161 FX: 803.366.1210 www.bbonline.com/sc/eastmain Completely renovated turn-of-the-century home in Historic District. Three beautifully decorated bedrooms with private baths, phones, cable TV. Fireplaces in two rooms. Honeymoon suite includes a hot tub and stained glass windows. Fax and computer available. Corporate rates available. Beautiful garden with waterfall and fish pool also.

Park Avenue Inn I-77/Exit 82B • 347 Park Ave., Rock Hill PH: 803.325.1764 TF: 877.422.0127 Two-story home with three guest rooms. One guest room downstairs. All private baths. Coffee maker and phone in rooms. Large front porch with rocking chairs and swing. One block from Winthrop University.

Rosecrest Cottage Bed & Breakfast I-77/Exit 82C • 6 Kings Mountain Street, York PH: 803.627.4479 • www.rosecrestcottage.com Located in Downtown York’s Historic District, Rosecrest Cottage Bed & Breakfast offers king & queen beds, TV, wireless. Available for private parties. Also offering, Taste & Sip! An evening of food and wine cooking lessons with the area's best chefs.

the Book and the Spindle I-77/Exit 82B • 626 Oakland Ave., Rock Hill PH: 803.328.1913 www.southcarolinabedandbreakfast.com Beautifull Georgian home located in the Historic District, overlooking Winthrop University campus. Rock Hill’s best restaurants, art galleries, and performance centers are a stroll away. Each room is uniquely appointed and has a different South Carolina theme. Private baths, cable TV, coffee makers in all rooms. Suites with full kitchen and private patios.

CAMPING Charlotte-Fort Mill KOA Campground I-77/Exit 88 • 940 Gold Hill Road, Fort Mill Ph: 803.548.1148 Full-service campground with shaded sites, pool, two clean bath houses, recreation director, miniature golf, laundromat, LP gas, store, heated pavilion, playground and game room for kids. 15 minutes from downtown Charlotte and Rock Hill. Open year round. $10 fee for dumping. 215 sites.

Carowinds Camp Wilderness Resort I-77/Exit 90 • 14523 Carowinds Blvd., Fort Mill PH: 803.548.5300 TF: 800.888.4386 www.carowinds.com The multi-million dollar renovation of the 25-acre campground at Carowinds features nearly 200 campsites, 15 rental cabins, enhanced facilities and an abundance of recreational activities for the entire family. Camp Wilderness Features: new air-conditioned cabins with kitchens and bathrooms, pull-through sites with full hookups, 50 amp for RVs, spacious tenting sites, bathroom facility with hot showers, laundry facilities and campground store, swimming pool and play areas.

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Ebenezer Park I-77/Exit 82C • 4490 Boatshore Road, Rock Hill PH: 803.366.6620 FX: 803.366.6554 www.yorkcountygov.com Pack a picnic and watch the sunset from lakeside picnic shelters, or take to Lake Wylie for fishing and recreational boating. Stay overnight at one of the park’s 71 campsites which include water, electric and sewer hook-ups. Operated by York County, Ebenezer Park is open daily from 6 a.m.-dark. Entrance fee Memorial Day through Labor Day. Season parking passes available.

Kings Mountain National Military Park I-85 /NC Exit 2 • 2625 Park Road, Blacksburg PH: 864.936.7921 Enjoy primitive backcountry camping at one of the Military Park’s 116 sites. Kings Mountain State Park, adjacent to the military park, offers camping, picnicking, hiking, and horse trails, swimming, boat rental, a living-history farm with 19th century buildings. Several sites accommodate RVs up to 40 feet, 15 equestrian campsites, two sites may be reserved for those handicapped. First come, first served, open year round.

Kings Mountain State Park I-85 /NC Exit 2 • 1277 Park Road, Blacksburg PH: 803.222.3209 While tent campers may use the main camping area, the park offers a designated tent site area which includes central water. Each site is packed gravel and includesindividual water and electrical hookups. Several sites accommodate RV’s up to 40 feet. The campground is convenient to restroom facilities with hot showers. Camping reservations must be made for a minumum of two nights. Call toll-free 1-866-345-PARK.

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GOLF COURSES Our gorgeous year-around weather creates the perfect setting for golf. Enjoy lush greens, fully stocked pro-shops and picturesque club houses at our eight challenging courses throughout the county. Carolina Crossing Golf Club

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294 N. Shiloh Road, York, SC PH: 803.684.5878 Carolina Crossing is an 18-hole semi-private golf course. The course itself offers a challenging layout in a park-like setting.

1375 Springlake Road, York PH: 803.684.4898 This course is primarily flat, but there is an occasional hill that can cause uneven lies. The greens are large, and the fairways are narrow. The signature hole is #9, a 351-yard, par 4, requiring an approach shot over water to the green.

Fort Mill Golf Club 101 Country Club Drive, Fort Mill PH: 803.547.2044 • playfortmill.com The front nine of this Leroy Springs & Company, Inc., golf course was designed by legendary architect Donald Ross in 1947. The back nine, designed by George Cobb, was opened 12 years later. An extensive renovation of the course under the direction of Clyde Johnston was completed in September 2009. The greens were changed to heat resistant MiniVerde Bermuda.

Pinetuck Golf Course 2578 Tuckaway Road, Rock Hill PH: 803.327.1141 This 150-acre course, which is framed by trees and occupied by several species of wild game, is unique. The signature hole is #17, a 178-yard, par 3, requiring a tee shot over a lake that guards the front of the twotiered green.

Regent Park Golf Club 5055 Regent Parkway, Fort Mill PH: 803.547.1300 • www.regentparkgolfclub.com The lush green, 256-acre setting offers a challenging, but fair, golf experience for men and women at all skill levels. The scenic 18-hole course straddles two states and meanders through three counties.

Springfield Golf Club 639 Hambly House Lane, Fort Mill PH: 803.548.3318 TF: 866.304.GOLF (4653) playspringfield.com The Clyde Johnston-designed course harkens back to the traditional schemes of the 1920s and the Golf Age of Architecture in golf. Its 6,906 yards are located on a heavily wooded, hilly site, with four holes flanking Sugar Creek––affording spectacular views––and 13 holes playing across and along perennial streams that feed the Catawba River.

The Tega Cay Golf Club One Molokai Drive (I-77, exit 88), Tega Cay PH: 803.548.3500 • www.tegacaygolfclub.com With 27 holes of challenging golf, there is just enough length to keep your attention as you enjoy the mountainous changes of elevation. The Grande View Nine is the newest of the three but come early and play all 27. The course is always in excellent condition and tee times are recommended.

Waterford Golf Club 1900 Clubhouse Road, Rock Hill PH: 803.324.0300 • www.thelinksatwaterford.com Waterford Golf Club is a beautiful championship course designed by three time U.S. Open Champion, Hale Irwin. It is located along the Catawba River and nestled amongst dense hardwoods and rolling terrain.

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Lake Wylie and Ebenezer Park 4490 Boatshore Road, Rock Hill PH: 803.366.6620 • www.yorkcountygov.com Water recreation is an integral life-style of York County. With 325 miles of shoreline, Lake Wylie is ideal for boating, fishing, water skiing and sailing. Since portions of this lake lie in both North and South Carolina, fishermen are advised to obtain proper licenses. The temperate, yet wonderfully distinct, seasonal changes not only enhance the area's beauty, but also afford year-round enjoyment of outdoor pastimes. Pack a picnic and watch the sunset from lakeside shelters or take to the lake for fishing and recreational boating. Stay overnight at one of Ebenezer Park’s campsights, or launch a canoe from River Park.

Winthrop Lake and Recreation Facilities 1162 Eden Terrace, Rock Hill PH: 803.323.2129 • www.winthrop.edu This impressive recreational and research complex surrounds the Winthrop Lake and is located approximately one mile from the main campus. Facilities include the Winthrop Coliseum, as well as baseball, softball, tennis, soccer and track complexes, an outdoor education center, a protected Piedmont wetlands, and several recreational fields. A challenging 18-hole disc golf course has been the site of the U.S. and World Disc Golf championships. A driving range where visitors may hit and retrieve their own golf balls is located near the Winthrop Ballpark. The one-mile loop around the lake is one of approximately five miles of walking and bike trails that criss-cross the complex and conveniently connect to Rock Hill’s public trails.

River Park 1782 Quality Circle, Rock Hill PH: 803.329.5620 • www.rockhillrocks.com Get away from life’s hectic pace with a stroll on 3.5+ miles of scenic trails at River Park. This 70-acre park along the Catawba River also includes a kayak/canoe launch, an outdoor classroom, picnic tables and a large picnic shelter. Trails include the River Trail along the Catawba River and the Wetlands Trail––both are handicapped accessible. The Waterford Trail connects River Park to the nearby Waterford Business Park. River Park is the perfect setting to learn about the delicate balance between man and his natural resources. Open daily 8 a.m.- 6 p.m. October to February and 8 a.m.- 8p.m. March to September.

Cherry Park 1466 Cherry Road, Rock Hill PH: 803.329.5672 • www.rockhillrocks.com Cherry Park is Rock Hill’s state-of-the-art recreational complex where five softball/baseball fields and five multi-purpose fields draw crowds to games throughout the year. This 68-acre facility includes a playground, picnic tables and grills, a large covered picnic shelter,

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an enclosed shelter for informal gatherings, and a 1.5 mile lighted, secure walking, biking and jogging trail. Admission is free. Fees are charged to attend weekend softball tournaments. Gracing the entrance to the softball/baseball fields is a 14-foot bronze sculpture modeled after the legendary ballplayer, Mighty Casey.

Manchester Meadows 337 E. Mt. Gallant Road, Rock Hill PH: 803.326.3792 • www.rockhillrocks.com This 70-acre park will delight everyone from the avid soccer player or fan to the walking enthusiast. Manchester Meadows features six regulation and two championship soccer fields, stadium seating for 1,500, and a Soccer Pavilion with concessions, rest rooms, park offices, and a multi-purpose meeting space. But, it’s much more than just soccer! The park also provides a large Lake Pavilion, picnic tables and grills, a playground, and trails that wind around creeks and lead to Manchester Village shopping area, restaurants and hotels. Manchester Meadows can host a variety of functions––from a sports tournament to a family reunion or a corporate meeting.

Rock Hill Tennis Center 897 Maplewood Lane, Rock Hill PH: 803.326.3842 • www.rockhillrocks.com This top-notch facility is designed for tennis enthusiasts and tournament play. It consists of 11 regulation courts, one of which is a championship court with stadium seating. Additional features include an observation deck, a pro-shop and concession area. Public play, memberships and lessons are available. Additional courts are nearby for tournaments.

Museum of Western York County 1716 Woodlawn Street, Sharon PH: 803.927.0700 www.museumofwesternyorkcounty.org The Museum sits in a rural setting on the edge of the town of Sharon and offers the visitors an insight into local history. Here the culture and heritage of Western York County are presented through a wide variety of memorabilia ranging from rough plows to delicate glassware. As a joint effort between the Town of Sharon and the Broad River Basin Historical Society, the museum consists of six galleries, a library and a classroom. Open Sunday 3-5 p.m. or by appointment.

Windy Hill Orchard and Cider Mill 1860 Black Highway, York PH: 803.684.0690 • www.windyhillorchard.com Through creativity, hard work, and a little Johnny Appleseed magic, owners Fritz and Catherine Gusmer have turned a York County roadside stand into a mustsee destination. Windy Hill Orchard and Cider Mill is a cozy five-acre orchard complete with the apple-cider press, bakery, Johnny Appleseed’s barnyard buddies, sun-

flower and apple tree maze, and loads of fun for children and adults. Novelty gadgets around the orchard include apple peelers like the pioneers used that were invented and designed over 200 years ago, as well as a 1903 windmill that is used as a source of water.

Center for the Arts 121 E. Main Street, Rock Hill PH: 803.328.2787 • www.yorkcountyarts.org Located in historic Old Town Rock Hill, the Center for the Arts is housed in two restored 100-year old buildings. The Center houses the offices of the Arts Council of York County, the Dalton Gallery, the Edmund Lewandowski Classroom and private artist studios. The Dalton Gallery features 7-8 exhibitions each year from local, regional, national and international artists. The Center for the Arts offers space for workshops, receptions, meetings and small performances.

Gettys Art Center 201 E. Main Street, Rock Hill PH: 803.328.2787 • www.yorkcountyarts.org The Gettys Art Center, managed by the Arts Council of York County, is located in Old Town Rock Hill. It is a true arts destination for York County, as it is home to the Rock Hill Pottery Center, Grace with Fire pottery studio, the SC

Arts Alliance headquarters, Social Design House, artist studios and Gallery Up, a fine arts retail store, gallery and custom frame shop. Also housed in this historic building is the newly renovated historic Courtroom, a perfect place to host receptions, meetings or any other special occasion.

Community Performance Center 249 E. Main Street, Rock Hill PH: 803.328.2787 • www.yorkcountyarts.org The Community Performance Center opened by the Arts Council in September 2009 contains a beautiful 150seat auditorium, gallery space, two professional dance studios and features a variety of music, theatre and dance performances. The York County Ballet and the Rock Hill Community Theatre are also resident tenants

Geocaching Discover York County through Geocaching! This high-tech treasure hunt offers you and your family beautiful hiking and paddling trails, lush gardens, historical sites, and many other interesting locations to explore using your GPS receiver. Visit the York County Geocaching Organization’s official website www.yogosc.org to learn more! Find the new hhistory passport on visityorkcounty.com.

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Visitor Information TOURISM AGENCIES South Carolina Welcome Center Located on southbound I-77, at Mile Marker 89 Open every day, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. except Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas and New Year’s. PH: 803.548.2880

INTERNATIONAL TOURIST INFORMATION Currency Exchange

P.O. Box 71, 1205 Pendleton St., Columbia, SC 29202 TF: 800.346.3634 PH: 803.734.1700 www.discoversouthcarolina.com

Banking institutions usually will accept international bankcards for cash withdrawals in US dollars at ATM machines. Currency exchange is offered at BB&T, Bank of America and Wachovia Banks.

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Lost Passport or Visa

P.O. Box 368, 201 N. Main St. Richburg, SC 29729 TF: 800.968.5909 PH: 803.789.7076 www.sctravel.net

Should you lose your passport or visa while in SC, contact your country’s nearest consulate general’s office in Atlanta, GA.

South Carolina Parks, Recreation & Tourism

Rock Hill/York County Convention & Visitors Bureau P.O. Box 11377, 452 S. Anderson Road Rock Hill, SC 29731 TF: 880.702.1320 PH: 803.329.5200 visityorkcounty.com

British Consulate General..................PH: 404.954.7700 French Consulate General..................PH: 404.495.1660 German Consulate General................PH: 404.659.4760 Japanese Consulate General.............PH: 404.240.4300

Rock Hill Parks, Recreation & Tourism P.O. Box 11706, 155 Johnston St. Rock Hill, SC 29731 PH: 803.329.5620 www.rockhillrocks.com The City of Rock Hill Parks, Recreation & Tourism Department will “rock you” with 31 parks, four recreation centers, and numerous trails offering approximately 400 acres of space for you to enjoy. Come explore one of our great parks today!

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SC TOURISM OFFICE INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES United Kingdom, Ireland & Scandinavia 33 Market Place, Hitchin, Herts SG5 IDY, United Kingdom PH: (44) (0) 1462 458 028 EM: ttmkirsty@enterprise.net

Germany & Other Western European Countries SchĂśene Aussicht 8c/2, D-61348 Bad Homburg, Germany PH: (49) (0)6172/92 16 04 EM: ESTM@compuserve.com

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HEALTHCARE

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Piedmont Medical Center

Piedmont Healthcare System PH: 803.329.1234 222 S. Herlong Ave., Rock Hill

222 S. Herlong Avenue, Rock Hill PH: 803.329.1234 www.piedmontmedicalcenter.com Piedmont Medical Center is a 288-bed hospital offering a broad range of services. Our medical staff totals more than 380 and represents a broad range of medical specialties. For a physician referral, call 803-329-1234 or visit piedmontmedicalcenter.com/doc.

TRAFFIC LAWS South Carolina requires that any child under age six riding in a passenger car, pickup truck, van or recreational vehicle must use a child restraint system. Any child less than one year of age must be in a restraint-seating device regardless of where that child is sitting in the vehicle. Children ages one through five riding in a rear seat must use a restraint seating device or a safety belt provided by the vehicle. Children under four years of age riding in the front seat must use a child restraint seating device. Any child four to six years of age when riding in the front seat must be secured by a safety belt provided by the vehicle. State law requires that the driver and every occupant of a motor vehicle, when it is being operated on the public streets and highways, must wear a safety belt. The driver is responsible for requiring each occupant over six and less than 17 years of age to wear a safety belt.

Law Enforcement

SC Highway Patrol PH: 803.385.3107 TF: 800.768.1504 (in SC) *HP on cell phone York County Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office PH: 803.628.3059 Rock Hill Police PH: 803.329.7200 Motorist Assistance

SHEP (State Highway Emergency Program): Dial *HP on cell phone, ask for SHEP. SHEP responders make minor repairs to disabled vehicles, assist with incident management and provide first aid until emergency medical service arrives. SHEP operates in York County between exits 75 and 90 on I-77. Hours of assistance: Mon-Fri 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

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ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LAWS The legal drinking age for alcoholic beverages in South Carolina is 21. Alcoholic beverages cannot be served after midnight Saturday or all day Sunday, except in establishments with special permits in Tega Cay, Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Hilton Head, Myrtle Beach and Rock Hill. Package store sales of alcoholic beverages are permitted from 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Mon-Sat. It is unlawful for any person to possess an open container of beer, wine or liquor in a moving vehicle upon the highways of South Carolina.

BOAT REGISTRATION Applications for boat registration are available from the SC Department of Natural Resources Boating Division, P.O. Box 167, Columbia, SC 29202 or online at wwww.dnr.sc.gov/boating. They may also be obtained at the Rock Hill Service Center at the Business Technology Building Suite 202, 454 S. Anderson Road in Rock Hill, SC. Phone: 803.324.7641

HUNTING AND FISHING LICENSES There is no reciprocal agreement between North and South Carolina. Fishing licenses are available locally at bait and tackle shops. For hunting and fishing license fees and seasons, contact the SC Department of Natural Resources, PH: 803.734.3833. Fisheries Division, PH: 803.366.7024.

TRANSPORTATION Air Charlotte/Douglas International Airport PH: 704.359.4027 Located 20 miles north of Rock Hill via I-77. Eight major carriers, including Air Canada, American, ATA, Continental, Delta, Northwest, United, US Airways and six regional airlines offer daily flights to 146 domestic and international cities.

Rock Hill / York County, SC

The Rock Hill/York County Airport services private and corporate traffic. PH: 803.366.5108 TF: 888.FUN.FLYN It has a 5,500 foot paved, lighted runway for both day and night operations, with Instrument Landing System. Carolinas Flight Centers, Inc. provides full maintenance and aircraft storage.

Rail Rail travel is available through Amtrak in Charlotte, NC, 1914 N. Tryon St. Schedule information: TF: 800.872.7245

Bus Charlotte Greyhound Station 601 W. Trade Street, Charlotte, NC PH: 704.375.3332

Highway York County is conveniently accessed via I77, a major Interstate. It is also serviced by I-85 which intersects I-77 just 12 miles north of the county line. Major national highways are U.S. 21 and U.S. 321. Map located on page 62.

AREA CHAMBERS York County Regional Chamber of Commerce 116 E. Main St. P.O. Box 590, Rock Hill 29731 PH: 803.324.7500 FX: 803.324.1889 info@yorkcountychamber.com www.yorkcountychamber.com

Fort Mill Area Council 210 Tom Hall St. P.O. Box 1357, Fort Mill 29715 PH: 803.547.5900 FX: 803.547.5922 fortmill@yorkcountychamber.com www.yorkcountychamber.com

Rock Hill Area Council 116 E. Main St., Rock Hill 29731 PH: 803.324.7500 FX: 803.324.1889 info@yorkcountychamber.com www.yorkcountychamber.com

Distances from Rock Hill

Distances are approximate.

City, State

Miles

Atlanta, GA

245

394

Baltimore, MD

480

772

Birmingham, AL

426

685

Boston, MA

875

1,407

760

1,222

Columbia, SC

120

Cincinnati, OH

420

676

Cleveland, OH

638

1,027

Jacksonville, FL

365

587

Memphis, TN

620

998

Miami, FL

720

1,158

Nashville, TN

450

724

Orlando, FL

525

845

Philadelphia, PA

565

909

New York, NY

645

1,038

Toronto, Canada

865

1,392

Washington, DC

415

668

Charlotte, NC Chicago, IL

Kilometers

Tega Cay Area Council

Greater York Chamber of Commerce

4 Tega Cay Dr., Tega Cay 29716 PH: 803.548.2444 FX: 803.548.2940 tegacay@yorkcountychamber.com www.yorkcountychamber.com

23 E. Liberty Street P.O. Box 97, York 29745 PH: 803.684.2590 FX: 803.684.2575 info@greateryorkchamber.com www.greateryorkchamber.com

Greater Clover Chamber of Commerce 118 Bethel Street P.O. Box 162, Clover 29710 PH: 803.222.3312 FX: 803.222.8396 sccloverchamber@aol.com www.cloverscchamber.com

Lake Wylie Chamber of Commerce 264 Latitude Lane, Suite 101 P.O. Box 5233, Lake Wylie 29710 PH: 803.831.2827 FX: 803.831.2460 lakewyliechamber@yahoo.com www.lakewyliesc.com

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Events

Rock Hill / York County, SC

September Main Street Live ...................................803.324.7500 Main Street, Rock Hill

By the Sweat of Our Brows................803.684.2327 Historic Brattonsville

Annual Barbeque .................................803.548.7252 and Bluegrass Event

Boo HaHa...............................................803.329.8756 Downtown Rock Hill

Fall Festival............................................803.547.1002 Downtown Fort Mill

“The Yellow Boat,” Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287 Johnson Studio Theatre

Annual Auto Show & Fall Festival.....803.222.3312

“Edmund Lewandowski: Precisionism and Beyond” .................803.323.4897

Downtown Clover

Winthrop University Galleries

Piedmont Pottery Festival ...................803.684.2327

“Lysistrata: A Woman’s Translation,” Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287

ASC Greenway Dairy Barn

Historic Brattonsville

SCarowinds Opens...............................803.548.5300 Carowinds

Labor Day Living History Day .............803.222.3209

Johnson Theatre

“Two Rooms,” Winthrop University ..803.323.2287 Johnson Studio Theatre

Kings Mountain State Park

Labor Day Weekend Encampment....864.936.7921 Kings Mountain National Military Park

Oyster Roast & Community Performance Center Celebration ......803.328.2787 Community Performance Center

November “Yap Ye Iswa” Festival (Day of the Catawba)...........................803.328.2427 Catawba Indian Reservation

America Recycles Day ........................803.329.2121

Graduate School Open House ...........803.323.2204

Museum of York County

Winthrop University

Howser House Tours ...........................864.936.7921

“The Yellow Boat,” Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287

Kings Mountain National Military Park

Johnson Studio Theatre

“Edmund Lewandowski:......................803.323.4897 Precisionism and Beyond” Winthrop University Galleries

October Old Town Blues & Jazz Festival.........803.328.2787 Downtown Rock Hill

Anniversary of the Battle....................864.936.7921 of Kings Mountain Kings Mountain National Military Park

Fall Festival............................................803.222.3209 Kings Mountain State Park

Fall in Downtown York.........................803.684.2590

Art Frenzy...............................................803.328.2787 Center for the Arts

Community Performance Center – Performance Series.............................803.328.2787 Community Performance Center

“Edmund Lewandowski: Precisionism and Beyond” .................803.323.4897 Winthrop University Galleries

Big South Volleyball Tournament ......803.323.2129 Winthrop Coliseum

Winthrop Dance Theatre, Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287 Johnson Theatre

Fall One-Act Festival, Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287 Johnson Studio Theatre

Historic Downtown York

Civil War Reenactment........................803.684.2327 Historic Brattonsville

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December

Community Performance Center – Performance Series.............................803.328.2787

ChristmasVille .......................................803.329.8756

Community Performance Center

Downtown Rock Hill

Rock Hill Christmas Parade................803.329.8756

“Once Upon a Mattress,” Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287

Downtown Rock Hill

Johnson Theatre

Christmas Candlelight Tour.................803.684.2327

March

Historic Brattonsville

Fort Mill Christmas Parade.................803.547.2116 Main Street, Fort Mill

Taste of the Holidays ...........................803.547.5753 Spratt Building, Fort Mill

The Real Christmas Story ...................803.802.2300 NarroWay Productions

York Christmas Parade ........................803.684.2590 Historic Downtown York

Clover Annual Christmas Parade ......803.222.3312 Downtown Clover

Christmas in Olde York ........................803.684.2590 Historic York

Christmas at the Farm .........................803.222.3209 Kings Mountain State Park

Community Performance Center – Performance Series.............................803.328.2787 Community Performance Center

“Edmund Lewandowski: Precisionism and Beyond” .................803.323.4897 Winthrop University Galleries

Winthrop Senior Choreography Showcase ...................803.323.2287 Johnson Theatre

January Community Performance Center – Performance Series.............................803.328.2787 Community Performance Center

Step Canyon Rangers ..........................803.684.3948 McCelvey Center

Patchwork Tales...................................803.981.5840 York County Library

St. Paddy’s On Main.............................803.329.8756 Downtown Rock Hill

Clover St. Patrick’s Day Festival ........803.222.9493 Downtown Clover

March Bordertown BBQ Cookoff ......803.222.9493 Clover Community Park

Carowinds Opening Day .....................803.548.5300 Carowinds

Chidren’s Day on the Farm..................803.684.2327 Historic Brattonsville

Alasdair Fraser and Natalie Haas .....803.684.3948 McCelvey Center

“Manipulative,” Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287 Johnson Studio Theatre

April Come-See-Me Festival........................803.329.5620 Rock Hill

Knights Opening Day with post-game fireworks............................803.548.8050 Charlotte Knights Baseball

Annual Earth Day Celebration............803.548.7252 Anne Springs Close Greenway

Earth Day Birthday ...............................803.329.2121 Museum of York County

Spring Art Fair and Market.................803.222.3209 Kings Mountain State Park

Graduate School Open House ...........803.323.2204

Community Performance Center – Performance Series.............................803.328.2787

Winthrop University

Community Performance Center

February Winthrop University Homecoming ....803.323.2129 Winthrop University

Rock Hill / York County, SC

Spring One-Act Festival, Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287 Johnson Studio Theatre

“The Country Wife,” Winthrop University .............................803.323.2287

Johnson Theatre

Gallery Crawl.........................................803.222.3209

Winthrop Senior Choreography Showcase ...................803.323.2287

Center for the Arts

Johnson Theatre

Kings Mountain State Park

Jr. Farmer Day.......................................864.936.7921 Children’s Colonial Day........................864.936.7921

May Main Street Live ...................................803.324.7500 Main Street, Rock Hill

SC Strawberry Festival........................803.547.2116 Walter Elisha Park, Fort Mill

Downtown Live .....................................803.684.2590 Historic Downtown York

Old Town Amphitheater Concert Series ......................................803.329.8756

Kings Mountain National Military Park

July Red, White, & Boom ............................803.547.2116 Downtown Rock Hill

Firing of the Cannon.............................803.684.2327 Confederate Park, Fort Mill

Celebrating American Independence .803.548.8050 Historic Brattonsville

Rock Hill City Hall Amphitheater

Knights Baseball & Firework Extravaganza........................803.548.5300

Boomerang Bay opens........................803.548.5300

Charlotte Knights Baseball

Carowinds

Military Through the Ages..................864.936.7921

Nights of Fire: A Skytower Spectacular .....................803.684.2327

Kings Mountain National Military Park

Carowinds

Memorial Day Weekend Living History Day ................................803.222.3209

Battle of Huck’s Defeat .......................803.684.2327

Kings Mountain State Park

Community Performance Center – Performance Series.............................803.328.2787 Community Performance Center

Historic Brattonsville

Downtown Live .....................................803.324.7500 Historic Downtown York

August

Big South Softball Tournament ..........803.323.2129

Main Street Live ...................................803.684.2590

Winthrop Softball Complex

Main Street, Rock Hill

Trade and Craft Fair .............................864.936.7921

Downtown Live .....................................803.329.8756

Kings Mountain National Military Park

Historic Downtown York

June Main Street Live ...................................803.222.3312 Main Street, Rock Hill

Old Town Amphitheater Concert Series ......................................803.684.2590 Rock Hill City Hall Amphitheater

Summerfest ...........................................803.324.7500

Feis Chlobhair, Clover Scottish Games and Scotch-Irish Festival ......803.547.1002

Historic Downtown York

Clover’s Memorial Stadium

Please visit us at visityorkcounty.com/calendar/ for the most up-to-date information on all York County events and performances.

Fort Mill Thunder ..................................803.324.7500 Walter Elisha Park, Fort Mill

Tega Cay Bash ......................................803.684.2590 Tega Cay Golf Club Pavilion

Downtown Live .....................................803.329.8756 Historic Downtown York

Old Town Amphitheater Concert Series ......................................803.328.2787 Rock Hill City Hall Amphitheater

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Have buckets of fun! New interactive family exhibits, planetarium, nature trail, and museum store.

BUY ONE GET ONE FREE Of equal or lesser value, admits two only, present this coupon to receive discount

www.chmuseums.org

I-77 to Exit 82B, Follow signs | 4621 Mt. Gallant Road Rock Hill, SC 29732 | 803. 329. 2121

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Admission Adult $5 Senior $4 Youth 4–17 $3 3 & under FREE Open 7 days a week except for major holidays

Monday – Saturday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. / Sunday 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.

www.chmuseums.org For accommodations, call (888) 702-1320

Rock Hill / York County, SC

20% OFF RACK RATE

Coupon must be presented at time of check-in. Based on availability. Not valid with other doscounts, during holidays or special events.

42.95

plus tax

weekdays only Coupon must be presented at time of check-in. Based on availability. Not valid with other doscounts, during holidays or special events.

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911 Riverview Road Rock Hill, SC 29730

(803) 329-7900 www.hojo.com

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Rock Hill / York County, SC

Index of Advertisers Baxter M. Hood Center...........................................................52

Carowinds .................................................................Back Cover

Comfort Suites ..........................................................................9

Culture & Heritage Museum.........................Inside Front Cover

Founders Federal Credit Union ...............................................53

Howard Johnson.....................................................................39

Microtel Inn & Suites .............................................................52

Museum of York County ...........................................................1

Piedmont Medical Center.........................................................7

Rock Hill Gateway .................................................................2-3

Rock Hill Parks, Recreation & Tourism..........Inside Back Cover

Summerfest/Greater York Chamber of Commerce ................43

Super 8 Motel.........................................................................50

Town of Clover ........................................................................39

Towneplace Suites by Marriott ..............................................50

US National Whitewater Center ............................................57

Wingate Inn by Wyndham......................................................51

725 Crest Street Open dawn til dusk

Welcome to Rock Hill where we have thirty-one great city parks, big and small, for you to explore! The Veterans Garden plus other new and enhanced areas make Glencairn Garden a must-see for your visit. Walk a trail, have a picnic or paddle your own canoe at River Park.

River Park 1782 Quality Circle Hours: 8 am-6 pm. Oct. â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Feb. 8 am - 8 pm. Mar.- Sept. Creating community through people, parks & programs.

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We also work with groups to plan kayak adventures, environmental experiences and reserve park facilities for group gatherings. Find out more about our parks in the pages of this guide or visit our website. 155 Johnston St. PO Box 11706 Rock Hill, SC 29731 (803) 329-5620