Clemson

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The Fort Hill, an antebellum plantation, was home of 19th century politician John C. Calhoun who served as Secretary War under James Monroe, the seventh Vice President under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson, Secretary of State under John Tyler, and a... Read More

Easley

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Located near Clemson and Furman University. Free newspaper and hot country buffet breakfast. Read More

Central

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This large clapboard mansion was built by Lewis Gibbes and his wife, the former Maria Drayton, to enjoy the more healthful climate of the foothills. The house and farm were later enlarged by subsequent owners, Dr. O.R. Broyles, James Latta, Robert Adger... Read More

Clemson

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Enjoy your stay at Clemson’s only boutique hotel - Hotel Tillman. Our rooms offer a relaxing and tranquil environment for guests to enjoy. We offer many amenities, including an all new fitness room, free high-speed wireless internet, and a hot breakfast.... Read More

Pickens

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The hills around the ole mill will echo with the howls ‘n’ hollers of some of the Carolina’s best storytellers with tales and legends about all sorts of boogers, haints, & mountain funnies. This year's event features national tellers Doug Elliot and... Read More

Clemson

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The South Carolina Botanical Garden is a diverse 295 acres of natural landscapes, display gardens, and miles of streams and nature trails. Together with distinguished education and outreach programs, a nationally recognized nature-based sculpture... Read More