Abbeville County, South Carolina

Abbeville was founded in 1758. It is known as the “Birthplace and Deathbed of the Confederacy.”

Map of Abbeville County Landmarks

Explore Abbeville County Landmarks

Calhoun Falls

Calhoun Mills

Lowndesville Bank Abbeville County

Lowndesville Bank

Lake Secession

Lake Secession

Bethia Presbyterian Interior Front

Bethia Presbyterian Church

Lindsay Cemetery

Lindsay Cemetery

McGowan House Abbeville

McGowan-Barksdale-Bundy House

Donalds UMC

Donalds United Methodist Church

Providence Presbyterian in Lowndesville, SC

Providence Presbyterian

Long Cane Cemetery Obelisk

Long Cane Cemetery

Upper Long Cane Presbyterian

Upper Long Cane Presbyterian Church

Donalds Piedmont and Northern

Donalds Train Station

Mt Carmel ARP Churchin Abbeville

Mt. Carmel ARP Church

Lake Russell

Lake Russell

Donalds Grange

Donalds Grange No. 497

Belk Hall

Erskine College

Cedar Springs House

Frazier-Pressley House

Cedar Springs Church

Burt-Stark in Abbeville

Burt-Stark Mansion

Abbeville Opera House

Abbeville Opera House

Abbeville Court Square

Abbeville Court Square

Abbeville Courthouse Opera House

Abbeville County Courthouse

Abbeville Livery Stable

Greenville Street Elementary School

Greenville Street Elementary

Civil War Cannon

Abbeville Civil War Cannon

Calhoun-Smith House

Calhoun-Smith House

Harris Funeral Home

Harris Funeral Home

Abbeville Confederate Monument

Abbeville Confederate Monument

Abbeville Municipal Park SC

Abbeville Municipal Park

Barnwell House Abbeville

Jefferson Davis Park

Abbeville Presbyterian Church

Abbeville Presbyterian Church

Trinity Episcopal Church, Abbeville

Trinity Episcopal Church