Originally referred to as Sandy Oak Ridge, and then Hoover's Crossing, Hampton was incorporated in 1879 and named for Confederate Civil War General Wade Hampton, who also served as governor of South Carolina. Hampton is the seat of Hampton County.
Recommended Resources
The Hampton, South Carolina FBC is located on Oak Street East in Hampton, South Carolina. An overview of the congregation is presented, with information on spiritual growth and the church's missions and ministries, schedules, and contact data.
http://www.firstbaptisthampton.org/
The South Carolina county is highlighted on its official governmental site, including a history of the county, an introduction to the county council, minutes and meeting agendas, and contact data. Online resources include vendor registration, access to various documents, and payment of county property and vehicle taxes.
http://www.hamptoncountysc.org/
Hampton County Economic Development Commission
The Hampton County, South Carolina EDC is charged with promoting economic development within the county. Its site features building sites and available business structures within the county, as well as a regional profile, maps, and information about business incentives and the quality of life within the county.
http://www.hamptoncountyedc.com/
Hampton County Watermelon Festival
The annual event takes place in Hampton, South Carolina, and includes a parade, pageants, displays, contests, musical entertainment, and other activities. Photographs and winners from previous events are presented, with schedule and applications for upcoming events.
http://www.melonfest.org/
Headquartered in Hampton, South Carolina, the K-12 public school administrative district operates five elementary schools, a middle school and a high school, each of which are profiled on its site. Its offices and departments are featured, along with a district calendar and contacts.
http://www.hampton1.org/
Founded by Eugene Peeples, the Hampton, South Carolina funeral home was one of the first in South Carolina's low country. Its location, facilities, showroom, services, and policies are listed on its web site, and obituaries are posted.
http://www.peeplesrhodenfuneralhome.com/
Located in the South Carolina Lowcountry, Hampton is the county seat for Hampton County. Its official web site includes a profile of the town, including its elected council, various departments, services, and contacts. Photographs, and a history of the town is also related.
http://www.hamptonsc.net/
Offering a variety of horse riding classes for English and Western exhibitors, whether children or adults, first-time riders or experienced professionals, the facilities are located in Hampton, South Carolina. Directions, a show schedule, and online registration are available.
http://www.woodywilliamssaddleclub.com/
