Roebuck

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Charles & Mary Moore established Walnut Grove on a 550-acre land grant about 1765. These Scots-Irish immigrants raised ten children in the house they built and lived in for 40 years. Mr. Moore relied on a dozen enslaved African Americans and his own... Read More

Spartanburg

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All suite property featuring fully furnished kitchens and living areas. Free hot breakfast buffet daily and evening social Monday through Thursday. Minutes away from USC Upstate, Wofford College, Converse College, Sherman College, Spartanburg Methodist... Read More

Campobello

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Part of the Spartanburg metro area, Campobello is convenient to I-26 and the Cherokee Foothills National Scenic Highway (S.C. 11). In keeping with tradition one of the Appalachian region’s most authentic annual folk celebrations is held in October, the... Read More

Inman

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Lake William C Bowen is a 1,600 acre man-made lake operated by Spartanburg Water Works. It is formed from the Pacolet River and is visable from I-26. Public access is through a public boat ramp and fishing pier. Read More

Spartanburg

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Though Bubba's is not your typical run-of-the-mill barbecue joint, the modern restaurant's barbecue is anything but typical. Our barbecue is the best in all of Spartanburg! If you're not in the mood for barbecue, we have plenty of other sandwich options.... Read More

Spartanburg

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The Hub City Hog Fest will take place in the Morgan Square in downtown Spartanburg. The festival will include a barbecue competition, an awards ceremony for the winning barbecue (Saturday afternoon), delicious food and drink from local vendors (Friday... Read More