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

Duncan

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80 room hotel. Hotel offers FREE HOT BREAKFAST. Quality Inn also offers Meeting Space, free Wi-Fi, business center, free local and domestic long distance, seasonal outdoor swimming pool(May-Sept). Also Has Huge Truck Parking lot. All Rooms comes with... Read More

Mauldin

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Experience the best value under the sun at the Days Inn Mauldin/Greenville. Located near I-85 and I-385, Our INTERIOR CORRIDOR hotel is conveniently located near the area’s restaurants, stores and businesses, making it a convenient location whether you... Read More

Clemson

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On the campus of Clemson University is the site of Seneca Old Town where a 1776 battle between American forces led by General Andrew Williamson and the Cherokees who were supporters of the British. The Patriots erected Fort Rutledge on the site of... Read More

Greenville

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Greenville Tech will host Earth Fest 2011 for our students, faculty, staff and the general public. For four years now, the Greenville Tech Recycling and Sustainability Coalition has sponsored Earth Fest in an effort to spread the word about... Read More

Simpsonville

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Our barbecue is cooked in the old fashioned Southern tradition. We place top choice meats in open barbecue pits with hickory logs and cook them to perfection at low temperatures. Henry’s cooks its pork butts for 12 hours and its ribs for over eight... Read More