Very beautiful historical house in Columbia. They also have a garden around house…read more I attended a volunteer orientation at this house and the staff was very professional. The building is highly maintain and we'll taken care of. They have parking along the street. Great place to to have a meeting, grp event, or maybe lunch in the garden. The class was very informative, cant wait to get started. Lots of history in Columbia, SC! I would highly recommend this to friends and family members. For more info please call for tix to any of the historic houses in Columbia. The fee to enter is a reasonable priced.

Wedding Venue Pros - Affordable…read more- Indoor / outdoor - Tons of different layout options - Beautiful trees / backdrop for your ceremony - Gorgeous house - Fantastic photo opps Wedding Venue Cons - THEY DON'T CLEAN anything. You're responsible to clean everything THAT NIGHT. - NO DECORATING TIME. You can't decorate the night before or the morning of. You pay for an 8 or 12 hour timeframe and that's all you get. If you're there before or after you don't get your $500 deposit back. Twelve hours may seem like plenty of time. IT'S NOT. Especially if you're doing the ceremony and reception there. - Not all the day-of Seibel's House reps are helpful. The first half of the day the rep was really helpful. The evening rep was rude and disappeared on a personal phone call for hours. Completely unprofessional. - The Bridal Suite AC wasn't working. Even in November, it was crazy hot in the suite. I was sweating getting ready, not ideal for a bride. My bridal party ended up having to spend our time in the back room downstairs. PHOTO CREDIT: Alexis Schwallier Photography

This is the epitome of great selection and fabulous service. If you are shopping elsewhere you are…read morelosing. You must be a military member or former to purchase.

They have a wide selection of beers with reasonably priced, quality liquor but limited wine…read moreselection and schnapps for mixed drinks. Definitely recommend if you're in a pinch and near the location on base. Friend staff assists and they usually have free sampling.

The St. Andrews branch of the Richland Library is yet another phenomenal iteration of the Richland…read moreLibrary! It has all of the modern-day and old-school trappings of a phenomenal library, and in addition, includes an awesome community garden, which the librarians on shift were kind enough to tell me all about. Every time I visit a Richland Library, I seem to always leave amazed, and sure enough, I left this location with the same feeling! 5/5, would recommend it, and can't thank the Richland Library enough for another great location!

I don't know how much librarians get paid. And the only reason they get these 2 stars\n It's…read morebecause of the security staff that seems to help better. Than the staff that are employed to work at the library. It seems like they get so engrossed in Doing other things like searching on the computer or reading above whatever's on their mind, it aint on really helping people, I have a head injury, okay, and I take medication. And I also have personal letters to deal with when I go in there, I need their help. I don't care if I ask for help, 20 times while I'm in there, isn't it? Their job to do just that? Why do people get jobs working with the public? And they don't have the willingness to help you, they seem to be glued to their seat. Now, I'm not talking about all the stuff, but I'm talking about most of them, you have about 3 people there that have the willingness to get app and help you, they act like they don't want to be disturbed. And then they rotate Around, and when it's time to go to the main desk, if you're sitting at a certain computer, you can't see them up there because they're salt done, they're trying to hide away from the company from the people seeing that they don't have to help you, this is more than ridiculous, get off your dairy air and help people that need the help. If I need the help, then I wouldn't ask you for the help, this is totally ridiculous and it needs to be some type of System implement it, like maybe they need to put some lights and where you don't have to constantly get app, you can press the light, it'll light app saying you need help and then it could monitor them how many times people push the button for help and see who's gonna help you and who's not this is totally ridiculous. I've become so frustrated. I have an anxiety condition that you know, I have to break and get out and go to my car and then come back in and try to finish up it really needs to be something done about this. Even the manager of the library, he isn't so helpful. He gets frustrated insulin that sets me off with my frustration. You're there to do a job, do it? I'\nM not talking about all of the staff being bad as I've mentioned before, but most of them, they become attached to their chair are they just sit there and look at you?Well , maybe it's this , maybe it's that no , maybe perhaps if you get up and come see what i'm talking about , you can give me the assistance that I need , it would be great appreciated

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.

Our son started Camden Military Academy this past school year as a Junior and will be returning…read morethis year as a Senior. CMA has changed his life and I do not say that lightly. His academics have risen dramatically I believe due to the small class sizes, very available teachers who really care and will offer individualized attention and advice that is specific to your son, tutorial sessions, study hall, and endless opportunities to succeed in academics. My son's Christian faith has become his own. He takes it seriously and talks to other cadets and encourages them to take their faith seriously and attend religious opportunities both on and off campus. He has succeeded tremendously in leadership due to seeking out opportunities and taking advantage of opportunities presented to him. He loves the camaraderie and "brotherhood" that he has found at CMA. I am so grateful for the TAC officers that have acted as "local parents" offering mental and emotional support, guidance, and mentoring. My son has turned into a man who has direction, focus and a future. He is a different person than he was when he walked through the doors and my husband and I are so proud of him. And he is so proud of himself.

Camden Military Academy has changed our son's life in every way. He joined Camden in 2021 and was…read morestruggling in all areas of life. He was in trouble constantly and negatively affected him. Mainstream programs, public schools, alternative behavior plans, etc. - nothing had worked. Camden's structure, small class size, staff, the camaraderie of boys in a brotherhood all make room for a new chapter of life. Today, our son has plans for his future path to serve in the military. Our learning and behavioral health team all recommended one school as the only solution he could change his entire life and it was at Camden Military Academy. They were right! What Camden provided that no one else could: Structure, routines, rules, character development, accountability, and build confidence. The overall experience has been 5star! So grateful!

I enjoyed visiting the archives. The building itself is beautiful, and I love the palmetto tree…read moresculpture out front. I was here for professional development, so I can really only speak to the meeting space I was in. It was comfortable and clean. The employees in the lobby were friendly and helpful, and the gift shop was uber cool. The bathrooms near our meeting space were clean and well stocked. I look forward to visiting the archives for the archives themselves at some point in the future so that I can update this review.

As they say: "a great resource for genealogical research. Building houses public records of the…read morestate of South Carolina, including reference room, exhibition gallery and gift shop." The interesting building architecturally speaking was finished in 1998 and we thought it was well worth the trip from Los Angeles!

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.