National Register Listings in Dillon County, South Carolina
Allen, Joel, House
Catfish Creek Baptist Church
Dillon County Courthouse
Dillon Downtown Historic District
Dillon Graded School and Dillon Public School
Dillon, James W., House
Early Cotton Press
Hamer Hall
Hamer, James W., House
Hayes, John, Farmstead
Latta Downtown Historic District
Latta Historic District No. 1
Latta Historic District No. 2
McMillan House
Meekins Barn
Selkirk Farm
Smith Barn
St. Paul's Methodist Church
South Carolina was the birthplace of the modern American barbecue tradition. In the early 19th century, African slaves in the state developed a technique for slow-cooking meat over a wood fire, which became known as "barbecue." Today, South Carolina is known for its distinctive mustard-based barbecue sauce, which is popular in the central part of the state.