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Category: Attraction
Tamassee Dar School
Phone: (864) 944-1390
City: Tamassee
Region: Mountains
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Tamassee Dar School
Off SC-Highway 11 south, take a right and go one half mile to Tamassee DAR School. A gracious stone structure, it was founded in 1919 by the SC Daughters of the American Revolution to serve the children living in this isolated region. It was intended as a place to learn and develop the ideals of patriotism, citizenship and spiritual growth.
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