The original train was privately financed by City business men at a time when Charleston and New York were actively vying for shipping and trade. Several locomotives and coaches on display. Open on 4 July. Just look for the railroad. 4 p.m. first and third Saturday of each month from March to November.
Admission is free, although donations are appreciated.
Also has many photographs of fallen flags, many of them from South Carolina. At the junction of SC 34 and Industrial Park Road about one half mile from US 321. US 17 interchange in South Carolina. We will be happy to show it to anyone that is interested, if it is not rented. This web site features rail attractions for more than just South Carolina.