US EditionThoroughbred Country South Carolina: History and Culture
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Thoroughbred Country South Carolina: History and Culture
Thoroughbred Country in South Carolina is a must-visit. During the Gilded Age, wealthy northerners came to Aiken for the weather, spring water, and pine scented air. The railroad arrived in 1830 so it was an easy trip. They brought their horses for racing and pole, two of their favorite sports, and established their “Winter Colony.” The culture they created makes Aiken a fun place to visit especially for over-50 solo travelers. Plus, the food i…
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