Andrews Church, State Rd S-14-306 Anne Custis Burgess, 33 S Church St Briggs Family House, 1088 Hill St Briggs vs Elliot Park Memorial, 2 4th St Elusive Francis Marion, 5 S Church St Mt Zion AME Church, 6444 M W Rickenbaker Rd The Partriot and the Redcoat, 203 Main St Patriot Departs to Ride with Marion and Swamp Fox Mural, 4 Cantey St St Mark AME, 2 1st St Senn's Mill, 3 N Cantey St Siege of Fort Watson and Heritage Mural, 140 Main St Summerton Presbyterian Church, 16 Cantey St Taw Caw Church, 1130 Granby Ln Wagon Travel and Trail Society Mural, 129 Main St https://tinyurl.com/Summerton-Historic-Markers
Santee Sites & Attractions, 2125 Fort Watson Rd Santee National Wildlife Refuge Stretching along the northern shore of Lake Marion, this 15,000-acre refuge offers protected habitat for migratory birds, deer, and even American alligators. It's a prime destination for birdwatching, hiking, and nature photography. Santee Indian Mound & Fort Watson Located within the refuge, this mound is one of the oldest Native American ceremonial sites in the region, dating back over 1,000 years. During the Revolutionary War, it was repurposed by the British as Fort Watson, later captured by American forces led by Francis Marion - the "Swamp Fox" https://www.fws.gov/refuge/santee
Santee State Park A popular outdoor getaway on Lake Marion, offering camping, fishing, boating, and trails. The park is especially known for its unique fishing cabins built over the water, offering a scenic and peaceful experience. https://southcarolinaparks.com/santee
