Rhonda was our tour guide. So friendly and helpful. The house was very interesting to walk through,…read moreand so much we could actually see up close and personal. We also got to see Mr. Calhoun's office, which is not attached to the house. We enjoyed our time here and didn't feel rushed at all. And it was FREE!

From the owner: Thomas Green Clemson's bequest led to the creation of Clemson University and the establishment of…read moreFort Hill, the antebellum plantation of American politician John C. Calhoun, as an historic house museum first opened to the public in 1893. In accordance with T. G. Clemson's will, Fort Hill dwelling house "shall always be open for the inspection of visitors" with official hours of operation seven days a week, with the exception of University holidays and home football games. Fort Hill interprets the history of all who lived here from the Calhoun and Clemson families to the enslaved African-Americans whose sheer determination, resilience, and resistance are much of our story. Prior to the American Revolution, the land that now makes up Clemson University's campus was part of the Cherokee's Lower Town of Esseneca.

The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) Boater Education Program offers a safe…read moreboater class. It teaches the fundamentals of safe and responsible boating. This is a free six (6) hour instructor-led classroom course. Our class was offered in a one day format. We finished in just under 6 hours and it was a very good class with an excellent instructor. Highly recommend the class. It was attended by a wide age group 12 to 60+

I can't rave about Clemson Variety and Frame enough! As an undergrad at Clemson, I always planned…read moreon getting my diploma framed. Fast forward 6 years and my diploma is still in its case I received at graduation. I was in town to see a friend, which is rare since I live nearly 9 hours away and wandered back into this shop I had visited so often during my years as a student. I was helped immediately and showed a variety of frames. When discussing out loud which attributes of each I liked, he then told me that anything could be customized. He walked me through a custom order for my diploma. When I was done with my order, they even let me sign the floor! Once back in Florida, I was able to mail my diploma to them and they even called with updates to make sure my order was perfect. I received my diploma in the mail a little under a month after I placed the order and it was perfect! The packaging was secure for my precious order and was easy to open. The glass casing was etched with my graduation year and it looked even better than I expected! I had world class service from start to finish from Clemson Variety and Frame! I loved doing business with them!

I had my diploma framed, as well as a the two Sports Illustrated covers from the nation…read morechampionships in 16 and 18. Both turned out better than I could've expected. Super friendly and helpful staff. Also gave me a deal in finding a vintage Clemson license plate that our fraternity used in our homecoming float build back in October. Highly recommend to anyone looking to get things framed or looking for any cool Clemson related decorations!

Excellent facility for Events at Clemson!! We are here for our son is having his Clemson Honors…read moreCollege Celebration here before Graduation Day! Great Acoustics in here definitely would be a wonderful spot to hear concerts or performances. The seating is amazing and the seats themselves are very comfortable. Easy 5 Stars !!

Performing arts at the college level. If you live local please try to fit Clemson into your…read moreschedule for your dose of the arts.

I have traveled with this service and have had amazing adventures. I highly recommend.read more

I will never ride with this bus service again. A professional service would arrive early to get…read morethings organized. Jean's bus service was 30 minutes late which put our 3.5 hour bus trip (1 way) 45 minutes late in leaving. The driver of one of the busses, the one I happened to be on, was ALL over the road. He spent most of the trip driving over the grooved part of the lanes (outside the lanes). He was writing in his notebook while driving. Other drivers routinely blew their horns at us because we were swerving in their lane. I did not feel safe at all. There were approx 38 students and 14 adults on each bus. I also would categorize the driver as elderly and not a wise choice for a charter bus. Our students and chaperones paid a lot of money for this bus service for a nerve-racking and unprofessional trip.