Barnwell Army Airfield
Barnwell Army Airfield was a World War II-era military training base that played an important role in preparing Army Air Forces personnel for service during the war.
Category Historical Marker
The Jefferson Airplane
In summary The Jefferson Airplane Monument in Barnwell, South Carolina, is a unique roadside landmark featuring a retired aircraft that serves as a local point of interest and reflects the community’s appreciation for aviation history and distinctive attractions. This Historical…
Veterans Park
Veterans Park is a 6-acre community space located on US 278 West (11094 Ellenton Street), adjacent to the Barnwell County Airport.
City Hall & Bank of Barnwell
Barnwell City Hall operates from the historic Bank of Barnwell building (circa 1887), an iconic structure that originally housed the bank on the first floor and the law offices of prominent South Carolina Senator Edgar A. Brown on the second floor.
Barnwell County Courthouse
Located on the town's picturesque downtown circle, the historic Barnwell County Courthouse features Greek-inspired columns and a unique, free-standing vertical sundial that has remained a central landmark for the South Carolina community since it was erected in 1858.
Collins Park
Collins Park offers open play area, garden, historical markers, lighted gazebo with electricity, 4 large park swings and partially covered picnic areas.
Morris Ford
In the spring of 1780, after the British had captured Charlestown , Captain John Mumford led a group of men who had escaped and were making their way inland to join forces with other patriots in South Carolina. Mumford’s plans…
Barnwell Confederate Memorial
The Barnwell Confederate Memorial is a 24-foot-tall marble monument erected in 1900 by the Women of Barnwell, located in the center of town to honor fallen local Confederate soldiers
Fuller Park
Fuller Park is owned and operated by the City of Barnwell and is located in close proximity to the downtown central business district.
Healing Springs
A historic and naturally pure artesian spring site famous for its legendary curative powers and legally deeded to "God Almighty" by its former owner to ensure the water remains permanently free and accessible to the public.