Clemson

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Revolutionary War hero Gen. Andrew Pickens and others built this Presbyterian church in 1797. The sanctuary was damaged by fire and is no longer in use, but stands watch over a fascinating cemetery where many pioneers are buried, including Pickens and... Read More

Anderson

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Located near restaurants and fast food favorites. Free hot Breakfast, Free High Speed Wireless Internet Access, Business Center, Fitness Center, Outdoor Pool. Rooms with microwave and fridge. Whirlpool suites available. All rooms equipped with 32"... Read More

Anderson

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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 fries. Hickory-smoked pork, chicken, ribs and... Read More

Anderson

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Artisan galley, custom picture framing, hand bound journals, graphics and web design all located in an eclectic environment. Items in the artisan gallery are selected on uniqueness of form and function. Artists are selected based on having their "hands... Read More

Clemson

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Historic Sleepy Hollow Plantation House (circa 1837) and J.C. Stribling barn (circa 1890) on National Historic Register. Read More

Central

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The Central Railroad Festival pulls into historic downtown Central Saturday, each April with music, great food and festivities for all ages. The Railroad Festival celebrates the rich heritage of Central, so named because the town is situated at the... Read More