Dillon County, South Carolina

Dillon County was named for James W. Dillon, who was a prominent local resident. Dillon’s swamps and rivers kept it isolated for many years, but the construction of a railroad in the nineteenth century brought increased development.

Map of Dillon County Landmarks

Explore Dillon County Landmarks

Latta, South Carolina House

McMillan House

Catfish Creek Baptist Church

Catfish Creek Baptist Church

St. Louis Dillon

St. Louis Catholic Church

James Willis Hamer House

James W. Hamer House

Latta Cotton Press

Early Cotton Press

Columns Dillon

The Columns

James Dillon House

James W. Dillon House

Dothan Methodist Chapel Dillon

Dothan Methodist Chapel

Pee Dee Presbyterian

Pee Dee Presbyterian Church

St. Paul's Little Rock

St. Paul’s Methodist Church

Bear Swamp Baptist Church

Bear Swamp Baptist Church

Dillon Cotton Field

Little Rock

Main Street Methodist

Main Street United Methodist

Ellis Performing Arts Center

Ellis Performing Arts Center

Vidalia School

Old Vidalia Academy

Dillon County Museum

Dillon County Museum

Latta Post Office

Old Latta Post Office

Latta Library

Latta Library

Abingdon Manor

Abingdon Manor

Latta Methodist Church

Latta Methodist Church

Dillon County Courthouse

Dillon County Courthouse

Page's Mill Pond Reflection

Page’s Millpond

Cottonfield in Latta SC

Latta

Blenheim Ginger Ale

Blenheim’s Ginger Ale

South of the Border

South of the Border

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