Kensington Plantation House is a historic plantation house located near Eastover, Richland County,…read moreSouth Carolina. At the moment it remains closed as they make repairs from ice storm damage in 2014. I follow there Facebook page for announcements on the reopening dates. This is a beautiful historic old mansion.

I was really lucky to go in to the historical society today because they are only open one day a…read moreweek and that was today Thursday. I met with a really nice woman who is originally from Chicago that settled here many years ago. She took me all through the little wooden cottage and told me the history of the home. It seems that a slave bought his freedom in the 1700s and built a home for his daughter at 1 time there were stairs and led to the 2nd floor attic which is pretty huge and I really wouldn't consider in an addict it seemed more like a loft to me and had 2 rooms. The stairs had been replaced so that you can walk up there and that's where I saw something that looked like a noose anging from the rafters. And soon as I entered the home I felt chills and Goosebumps all over my body. It was in a scary feeling or a bad feeling it was just a cold feeling or a chill. I got to see an old shoe from the 1700s and never realized that they made shoes not like they do today left and right foot but just general shoes for each foot which was interesting I really loved the little house it had its own charm. I would like to live in that house. The historical societie of damned and was easy to find and I really enjoyed meeting with the woman who was the curator I called her miss Shaw but her last name was not sure it was similar to that but that wasn't her last name. I bought a book that shows all of the historical sites in the town of Camden and I plan on seeing the majority of them tomorrow in the day time in my spare time. I am enjoying this little town so much I really hate when my time here ends and I have to go back home I'm going to miss this town terribly and the kindness and generosity of everyone I have met over the past 2 weeks Here.

Camden is an old historical town with a lot of history! If you enjoy history, Camden is a great…read moreplace to visit for several days. The Kershaw County Historical Society can point you to all the historical sights around the area. It is a very interesting town. I love living in the area of Lake Wateree in Camden, SC.

Great place to stop and check out historic house. I had a great time with my family. They have a…read morenice gift shop.

Very interesting if you like history. It's a beautiful place, and the tour was interesting.read more

Situated outside of Eastover, SC, the base is a small RTI centered activity. In the RTI building…read morethere is a mix of small barracks rooms and two gender neutral Soldier rooms. (Two Soldier per room, not two of them) The barracks are 8 to a side in bunks, two bays sharing a bathroom, wall locker per and a desk per inmate. The two human rooms have microwave and tv and WiFi. They are said to be nice, and at least for some people come with maid service. The barracks are better than some I have been in, but the mattress remind me unfavorably of the field sleeping pad. And they are new. The pillow is not as nice as the mattress, so bring your own. Same with the sheets. That having been said, they have washers and dryers in every bay, which is civilized. They do have WiFi which is reasonably fast and does not bog down, so someone in the S6 know what they are doing. Complements to you sir or mam. The Two Soldier Rooms have shared laundry facilities down the hall. The DFAC (cleverly named the Crescent Moon Cafe), though sanitary, did not meet my gastronomic standards. The menu was a bit repetitive and tacos were on Wednesday rather than Tuesday. As DFACs go, it wasn't bad, but it did rather play to the reputation that Army food has spent generations earning. They do have Ice cream. The PX is tiny. Like really tiny. They have zero uniform items, so don't plan on getting any. It is also closed Monday and Tuesday, which is barbaric. Post chapel, tiny gym, and a small USO roundups the scenic attractions. If you are here for BLC, know that this is one of the nicest setups going. It is not, however, Club Med.

A solid base for soldiers. The ground was a little flooded by the rain, but it appeared well kept…read moreup.

Time of waiting was less than 15min, I was in and out and the staff were friendly, everything was…read moreeasy to handle

I scheduled my appointment in Sumter in hopes that I could supply my original documents in a timely…read moremanner, since the SS office in my city only had appointments into September. I drove 1.5 hours to Sumter to my appointment that I scheduled WEEKS in advance only to find that their lobby was closed for new flooring. I received a confirmation email the day prior to my appointment, and received the check-in link one hour prior to my appointment. It would have been courteous for them to send an email to every person who had appointments scheduled that they would not be seeing anyone in the office. It could have saved me a 1.5 hour trip. I had to hear it from the flooring guys. This is horrible customer service and a HUGE inconvenience as I took a day off from work. It was also a waste of gas to get there and can't even enter the building. Needless to say, frustrated doesn't begin to explain how I felt this morning. If I could give this place zero stars, I would.

This is the location for the new library and it's quite a structure, especially in comparison to…read moreit's old location (not the one on Wesmark, that's just a branch). It's behind Tuomey, next to the administrative buildings (where the Clemson Co-op is). This library uses a new keyring card for identification. That may be standard now, I don't know. The building itself is quite nice, with a large children's area off to the right when you enter and they have their own computers for playing on. Periodicals, best-seller books, and videos are off to the left. Upstairs is the rest of the books plus a general-use computer section with approximately 30 stations. Book selection is still lacking, that's a quality that carried over from the previous location, but is definitely better than it was. I gave it 4 stars because that's just how much better it is now (for a library alone I'd give it a 3-3.5).

Very nice library at the main building downtown and a smaller but convenient location on Wesmark…read moreBlvd. I've visited both locations many times. I cannot adequately describe the employees at both locations. They are friendly, respectful, and always seem eager to assist. It is rare to visit a business with such consistent customer service skills. Also, I always enjoy attending the Friends Of The Library book sale. Love it!

I went to the e library to get a couple of books for a project and they did not have them. However…read morethey showed me another section related to the subject and I was able to get some reference material. They also ordered the books I need From another library. Super helpful and courteous. Really nice facility.

I have always had good experiences here. Ms. Sonya is very helpful and has a great attitude!read more

I can't believe everything they require to get your DL and car registered. This is ridiculous!…read moreMaybe they want my full medical history and where my birth mark is located too? However, I'm sure if I were an illegal alien I wouldn't need any of this. Birth Certificate SSN All legal name changes i.e. marriage licensees, divorce paperwork Deed or mortgage statement Current Driver's License DD 214 100% Disability letter Title or current registration Proof of insurance Proof of address County Treasurer exemption form, which you have to get before you can do anything else. Do they want people to get their car registered or should we drive illegally? This is outrageous! Who do we contact to see if there can be changes made to make this a little less complicated?