“What is this place?” Steve Crenshaw recalled asking his friend in the 1970s, when he first visited. Now he was there again, lured by nostalgia.
Indeed, South of the Border in Dillon, S.C., is a relic of American road travel, echoing midcentury highway oddities like Wall Drug in South Dakota and the world’s largest of just about anything across the Midwest. It harks back to a different time in the South, before the region diversified and exploded in growth.
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