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Links
for more information about Below
are links for information about our city and some local amenities to
help you plan your visit to ChristmasVille in Rock Hill. Just click
on the logo to the left of each description to learn more...but don't
worry, the ChristmasVille site will stay open so you won't get lost! |
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Local
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This
is the City of Rock Hill's governmental web site. It's
a great place to get an overview of Rock Hill - all of the facts, figures,
and population info. But it's also a place to learn about things happening
in our community relating to our neighborhoods and partnerships between
city government and residents. Lots of information that will show you
why we think our city is not only a great place to visit, but a great
place to live and work as well! |
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Join
the Culture & Heritage Museums (Historic Brattonsville,
McCelvey Center, Museum of York County, and the planned Museum of Life
and the Environment) in understanding our past, the present, and our future. |
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The
Olde English District is one of eleven tourism regions located
in South Carolina. The name refers to the region's early settlement by
the English in the mid-1770's and to the Revolutionary War battles fought
here. A great site to help you explore South Carolina's past as well as
find things to do and places to enjoy that are found nowhere else but
here! |
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York
County offers the best of small town living. Quiet neighborhoods
flourish under canopies of trees. Churches and civic groups encourage
fellowship among its neighbors. Educational and cultural groups encourage
curiosity and personal growth. But York County also offers big city variety. Shopping, dining and entertainment at Manchester Village are not far from the rural life in western York County. Whatever you’re looking for, you can find in York County. Check here to find a hotel, restaurant, or other amenities in Rock Hill. |
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Rock
Hill PRT has a multi-talented professional staff to provide citizens
of Rock Hill with a wholesome, quality program of leisure activities for
all segments of the population. Our goal is to continue to plan future
programs and develop facilities to enhance the quality of life Our parks
and programs are your parks and programs. Rock Hill is a great place to live. We're a city devoted to parks and recreation. From nature parks to sports parks to trails and greenways, Rock Hill offers a healthy lifestyle with healthy activities - all in beautiful college-town atmosphere. |
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The South Carolina Department of
Parks, Recreation and Tourism offers a myriad of resources for
industry partners seeking assistance to promote, enhance, or grow their
tourism product. Here you'll find information on matching grants for non-profit
organizations looking to attract out-of-state-visitors to local events
and festivals; and federally matching grants to help local and county
governments build new or renovate existing recreational facilities.
Nine welcome centers, which serve some 8 million visitors annually, are venues for brochures and discount coupons on the state’s tourism attributes. Cooperative advertising programs offer varying levels of participation for tourism organizations seeking to leverage limited marketing dollars by partnering with PRT. Extensive research and statistics on South Carolina’s tourism industry can be found here, as well. |
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The Woman's
Club of Rock Hill is one of forty Woman's Clubs. Since 1971,
the Woman's Club of Rock Hill has owned its clubhouse, known as the
Armstrong-Mauldin House. Located at 607 Aiken Avenue, it is a contributing
property in the Charlotte Avenue/Aiken Avenue Historic District.
In 2002, the Club organized a Designer Showhouse which provided improvements
to the interior and exterior of the structure as well as adding landscaping
to the grounds. The remainder of the property is now being improved
through the Mauldin Gardens restoration project. The Rock Hill community continues its generous support of club projects to maintain this historic house and its grounds. Many know the Armstrong-Mauldin House well, since it is open to the public for weddings, anniversaries, holiday parties and meetings. To schedule an event of your own, please call 803-328-8888 and leave a voicemail message. You may also contact us through our website at www.womansclubofrockhill.org. |
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The
mission of the York County Library is to enrich and
sustain the lives of the people of York County by providing library
services that meet their informational, recreational, and lifelong learning
needs. |
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Restaurants,
Eateries, and Pubs |
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Citizen Corners - 157 East Main St. (Enter on Caldwell St.) "It is our goal to give each one of our guests the best experience we can bring to the table and we will do our honest best to do just that." |
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Dave's Old Town Treats & Eats - "Cotton Alley" 113 East Main St., Suite 110 Hours: Mon. through Fri. - 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sat. - 9:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
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Kinch's
Restaurant - 123 Elk Avenue (across from City Hall) |
McHale's
Irish Restaurant & Pub - 122
E Main Street Kitchen open 'til 10:00 p.m. Mon. - Sat. and until Midnight on Thurs. & Fri. |
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Oldtown
Bistro - 135 Est Main Street |
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Thi's
Place On Main - 210 East Main Street |
All
original information on this website © 2005 ChristmasVille Rock
Hill, SC Website designed by Windell's Webs • ChristmasVille Logo designed by Pure Creative and LaValla/Maddox Art + Design Images from the Vernon Grant Collection used with permission under the guidance of and housed at York County's Culture & Heritage Museums |
