Varnville is a town in Hampton County, South Carolina. In 1860, when the Civil War began, it was an unincorporated village known as Dixie. In 1870, the railroad came through the northern edge of the community, near where James Varn and his brother, Reverend Berry Varn, owned a sawmill. They sold their right of way to the railroad and the town soon expanded across the tracks. When the post office was established in 1872, the town took its name from the Varn brothers.
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Mistletoe Farm is a miniature horse farm bed and breakfast in Varnville, South Carolina, offering accommodations for guests and their horses, featuring an eight-stall barn and a choice of rooms and suites, a guest house, and a bunk house. Miniature horses are also bred and offered for sale. Available horses, past sales, and directions to the farm are offered.
http://www.mistletoefarm.com/
NDMS is a public school offering a public school curriculum for students in grades seven and eight, through its campus in Varnville, South Carolina. Its faculty and staff are listed, with contacts, class pages and group pages.
http://ndms.hampton1.org/
Varnville First Baptist Church
The congregation of the Varnville FBC meets at their facilities on East Palmetto Avenue in Varnville, South Carolina. A schedule of services and upcoming activities is posted, along with a description of its ministries.
http://www.varnvillefbc.org/
Established in 1872, Varnville's history includes the logging industry, agriculture and the railroad. Its official web site introduces local elected officials and administrative personnel, along with agendas and minutes to town meetings, and a guide to town businesses, churches, medical facilities, and services.
http://www.varnville.org/
WHHS is a public grade 9-12 campus in Varnville, South Carolina. Its programs of study, class pages, student services, faculty and staff are listed, and announcements and upcoming events are posted.
http://whhs.hampton1.org/
