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Region: Mountains
Town of Williamston
Phone: (803) 847-7473
Region: Mountains
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Town of Williamston
Williamston was named for West Allen Williams, who discovered a natural mineral spring on his property. The town developed around this “miracle” mineral spring, whose water was believed to have healing properties and made the town a popular health resort in the early 1800s. The site where the mineral spring still exists is now Williamston Park, where the town holds the annual Spring Water Festival.
City Info:
Population: 3,934
Elevation: 805 ft.
County: Anderson
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