Spartanburg

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Several Jewish families meeting in 1912 voted to create a Reform house of worship. The cornerstone was laid in 1917 for the first Jewish temple in Spartanburg. Over the next several years members raised funds for pews, stained glass and amidst the... Read More

Spartanburg

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Spartanburg Art Museum is a regional museum promoting contemporary visual arts by inspiring and engaging people of all ages through exhibitions and education. Read More

Woodruff

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The town of Woodruff, named in honor of first settler Thomas Woodruff, is located in south Spartanburg County less than 10 miles from Interstate 26. Woodruff’s attractions include nearby Walnut Grove Plantation, which includes much of the original... Read More

Landrum

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Open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week, the Landrum Welcome Center is strategically located on I-26 Eastbound. This Welcome Center offers many great FREE services including: travel information; brochures on exciting destinations in South Carolina;... Read More

Chesnee

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Cowpens National Battlefield will hold its Celebration of Freedom event on July 4, with guided battlefield walks, weapons firing demonstrations and children's activities. Read More

Spartanburg

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The Spartanburg Science Center's permanent collections include exhibits and resource material on many science topics such as rocks and minerals, fossils, electricity, astronomy, insects, live reptiles, health resources, animals, and the human body. Our... Read More