Woodruff

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Thomas & Ann Price built Price House in 1795. Located along the young nation's burgeoning road network, Mr. Price ran a store, post office, and tavern for the local community as well as an inn for travelers. Two-dozen enslaved African Americans worked... Read More

Woodruff

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At his inn and tavern, Thomas Price provided food and drink to travelers passing through the Backcountry along the burgeoning road network of the young United States. What food or drink might he have served these guests? At this event, learn how fields... Read More

Chesnee

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This burger joint dishes up fast food as well as meat 'n' three lunches. The 50's-style atmosphere brings in the crowds. A restored Studebaker, a three-wheeled BMW, a couple of old Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and the memorabilia are some of the items on... Read More

Spartanburg

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Famous for burgers, barbeque, chili, and their own brand of tea (they serve more tea than any other U.S. restaurant), the Beacon has been an Upstate institution for almost 60 years, serving over 1 million people a year. The Beacon serves food with a... Read More

Inman

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Available year round in-season peaches, apples, sweet corn, tomatoes, melons, jams and jellies. Read More

Cowpens

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Abbott Farms fruit markets are landmarks along I-85 and I-26 in both Spartanburg and Cherokee counties. A new sixth location is now in Florence, SC on I-95! Six modern markets offer tree-ripened peaches from mid-May to mid-September, along with... Read More