Bennettsville Visitor's Center
This is a beautiful example of Victorian charm. Visit the visitor's center for information about Bennettsville and the area. If you are relocating, they can be a tremendous help.
Marlboro County Historical Museum
Housed in a 1902 Victorian dwelling, this site was the former family homes of Dr. John Frank Kinney and his son, Dr. Prentiss M. Kinney. Donated to the Marlborough Historical Society in 1997, the museum features many exhibits including a Victorian parlor, Indian artifacts, farm implements and tools, military, textiles, and children's toy room. A hollowed-out gum log which was the bed of Mason Lee, Marlboro County's most eccentric citizen, can be seen daily. Open Monday-Friday between 10:00am and 4:00pm. Admission is free.
Bennetttsville Downtown Development Association
Celebrating a proud past and a promising future.
South Carolina Cotton Trail
The South Carolina Cotton Trail consists of 6 towns, Clio, Bennettsville, Cheraw, Society Hill, Hartsville, and Bishopville, as you travel the trail, you will find wonderful museums, gardens, market towns, cotton fields and homesteads. Take time to tour the Cotton Trail as it winds you through the heart of American Southern History.
Marlboro Hearld-Advocate
Our local newspaper. Check it for local news and events.
Bennettsville Chamber of Commerce
Information on the City of Bennettsville and the surrounding area that will be useful if you are moving to the area, or just visiting.
Marlboro County Economic Development Partnership
Promoting the economic development of Marlboro County, South Carolina.
Marlborough Historical Society
Housed in a 1902 Victorian dwelling, this site was the former family homes of Dr. John Frank Kinney and his son, Dr. Prentiss M. Kinney. Donated to the Marlborough Historical Society in 1997, the museum features many exhibits including a Victorian parlor, Indian artifacts, farm implements and tools, military, textiles, and children's toy room. A hollowed-out gum log which was the bed of Mason Lee, Marlboro County's most eccentric citizen, can be seen daily. Open Monday-Friday between 10:00am and 4:00pm. Admission is free.
