Pickens

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Built c. 1856 in the original Pickens County seat west of the Keowee River, this classical Greek Revival house was dismantled and moved here when the town was moved in 1868. It houses 17th- and 18th-century furnishings and art collected by the last... Read More

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

Clemson

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The Class of 1944 Visitors Center awaits to welcome you to the Clemson campus. Providing information, directions, and guided tours to help plan your time on the campus. Experience the SC Botanical Garden: Fort Hill, the home of John C. Calhoun; the... Read More

Pickens

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The Nature Center showcases the kinds of animals found at the park. Meeting facilities include a multi-purpose recreation center is ideal for large group gatherings, a gymnasium-style facility with pull-out bleachers and a stage, and a chapel-style... Read More

Pickens

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The lodge at Table Rock is a scenic and serene location for your next meeting or retreat. Read More

Six Mile

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At B&B, they want everyone who comes to eat with them to feel like part of their family. Everything they serve, from BBQ and burgers to desserts, is made here in their restaurant. Read More