Salem

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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this church/meeting house is the only building still standing on the site where the town of Pickens Courthouse was established in 1828. The meeting house- style brick church was built between 1849 and... Read More

Walhalla

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Known as a gateway to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the town of Walhalla is situated in the northwestern section of the state. Founded in 1850 by German immigrants, the name Walhalla, came from the Norse mythology which means “The Garden of the Gods". Soon... Read More

Mountain Rest

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Spoonauger Falls runs down a stepped rock face in a broad sheet. The 50 foot falls is one of the more popular (and camera friendly) in this neck of the Chattooga River watershed. It is an easy 20 minute, 1/2 mile hike in the Sumter National Forest. Read More

Seneca

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In the early 1900s, tons of alley cats used to gather outside of Fred Hopkin's Fish Market. Before long, there were so many cats the locals adopted the phrase "Ram Cat Alley." The fish market is long gone, but the name stuck. Now Ram Cat Alley has a... Read More

Salem

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Maplecrest at Lake Jocassee is a pet friendly vacation home conveniently located 1 mile from Devils Fork State Park the public access to Lake Jocassee. Comfortable accommodations for up to 8 guests on 2 wooded acres with ample boat parking. Four bedrooms... Read More

Seneca

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Celebrate July 4th at Clemsonfest! There will be children’s activities, music, dance, water fun, food and fireworks. Read More