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

Pickens

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Table Rock Mountain provides a towering backdrop for an upcountry retreat at the edge of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Table Rock State Park features two lakes, a campground, mountain cabins, meeting facilities and its historic, renovated... Read More

Easley

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Located near Clemson and Furman University. Free newspaper and hot country buffet breakfast. Read More

Liberty

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Considered the oldest Presbyterian Church in the Historic Pendleton District, this church traces its formation to the mid 1700s. The present church was completed in 1856 and built with handmade bricks. It had a slave gallery with its own side entrance.... Read More

Easley

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Specializes in advertising memorabilia, fine antique furniture, glassware, pottery. Toys, coins, Hess and Texaco trucks. Largest collection of soft drink & gasoline memorabilia in South Carolina. Read More

Pickens

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Laurel Fork Falls makes a spectacular 80 foot drop directly into Lake Jocassee and is best viewed from the lake. However, the falls can be viewed from either Lake Jocassee or from the Foothills Trail. By boat: once you navigate into the Laurel Fork... Read More