Lancaster

Located just South of Charlotte into South Carolina, Lancaster was originally inhabited by the Catawba and Waxhaw Indians, Lancaster’s story began in the early 1750’s when a vanguard of Scotch- Irish immigrants seeking inexpensive land and religious freedom moved into the area known as the Waxhaws. Lancaster’s name can be traced from 15^th century England when the war of the roses was fought between houses of Lancaster and the house of York. Andrew Jackson our seventh president was from Lancaster.

Lancaster had a population of 62k in 2002 and has grown considerably since. The annual temp is 61.4. Old fashion southern hospitality makes Lancaster a place where you feel welcome on your 1^st visit.