Anderson

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Recently renovated, this fine hotel is located only minutes away from area restaurants, movie theater, Clemson University and attractions. Amenities include free wireless high speed Internet, microwave, refrigerators, free breakfast, new Serta pillow... Read More

Pendleton

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This white clapboard church, locataed in the Pendleton Historic District, was built in 1822. It features a Jaridine Pipe organ that has filled the church with music since 1848. Interred in its cemetery are: Clemson College founders Thomas Greene... Read More

Anderson

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Old Fashioned Bar-be-que done right! At Creekside, barbecue is slow cooked with hickory and pecan wood. All baskets are served with fries or house-made chips. Plates come with cole slaw, Brunswich stew, baked beans, baked potato, chips or french... Read More

Pendleton

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Founded in 1790 on land which just a few years earlier had been a part of the Cherokee Indian Nation, Pendleton is now the largest historic district in the nation. A charming village green is the centerpiece of this town. The entire town is on the... Read More

Pendleton

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The HISTORIC PENDLETON SPRING JUBILEE began in 1978 as a means to inaugurate the tourism season in Anderson, Oconee and Pickens Counties. Upstate South Carolina's oldest juried arts & crafts festival has become so much more – a rite of spring,... Read More

Anderson

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Stone Creek Cove Golf Club is a nine-hole course. The property is owned and managed by the Stone Creek Cove Homeowner's Association. The course is open to the public. Memberships are also available. Read More