Located 22 miles off I-95 and a great mid-way stopping point, Bennettsville is a charming small Southern town with impressive architecture and interesting history. Stop in at the Bennettsville Visitor Center,located at 304 West Main Street. 843-479-3941. Housed in a beautiful Queen Anne Victorian red brick house, this hospitality welcome center has been restored and still has numerous architectural features original to the house such as...marble fireplaces with detailed inlay, lovely stained glass doors, wooden flooring, and a large wrap around front porch where folks can relax Southern style! Local and area brochures can be obtained here as well as friendly and helpful suggestions regarding what to do while you're in town. 600 acre Lake Paul Wallace offers the opportunity for a nice long walk across it's center. Picnicking shelters are available. The Historical Museum complex at 123 South Marlboro Street, has five buildings for touring. In addition, local self-guided historic walking tours and the Cotton Trail tour can begin either at this location or from the Bennettsville Visitor Center. Local and area antique and gift shops make for a day of treasured pleasure. Dining choices range from historic to ethnic. Southern BBQ will tempt your tastebuds at Stanton's BBQ and The Landmark Restaurant/Revels BBQ. Bennettsville is in the midst of a downtown revitalization (Phase II). Restoration is taking place throughout town and numerous old homes are available for purchase for those who are interested in relocation or retirement. Come...experience our small town Southern hospitality!