You’ll fall in love with Aiken’s small town charm.
Use these suggestions to plan your next trip.
Burgers, fried pickles, and salads will satisfy the seafood averse.
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facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089926395253; 880 Banks Mill Rd.
Youll find a large mix of vendors selling everything from produce to baked goods to crafts.
In addition to permanent exhibits, the Center hosts events throughout the year.
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The building itself is worth a visit, too.
Formerly The Immanuel Institute, it was built in 1889 by Rev.
W. R. Coles as a school.
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Its centrally located downtown, so shops and restaurants are an easy walk.
Plus, guests get a free continental breakfast and chocolate chip cookies.
aikencarriagehouse.com; 139 Laurens St NW, Aiken, SC 29801
Credit:Peter Frank Edwards
Credit:Peter Frank Edwards
Credit:Peter Frank Edwards
