Greenville

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Located in downtown Greenville's Pettigru Historic District near the BI-LO Center, the museum houses a collection of Confederate relics and artifacts, both military and personal, as well as a research library and gift shop. A gift shop is on site. The... Read More

Greenville

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In downtown Greenville, steps away from an abundance of shops, 70+ restaurants and pubs, galleries, museums, Bi-Lo Center and the Peace Center. Catering to Travelers of all ages. Newly renovated rooms with microwaves & refrigerators, wireless and... Read More

Mauldin

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Mauldin was named for William Mauldin who, as Lieutenant Governor of the state in 1886, used his influence to alter the route for a new railroad to come through the town rather than to by-pass it. Maudlin's population fluctuated with economic changes... 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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A 2011 OpenTable.com Diner's Choice winner, Stella's offers cuisine inspired by South Carolina's coast and the American South. The chefs support regional food artisans and emphasize the importance of sourcing products harvested locally. Just minutes from... Read More

Greer

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The Albino Skunk Music Festival is a unique music festival held in Upstate South Carolina. The Festival got its name from the sightings of white skunks on the grounds. (Well, mostly white with a dark stripe – they’re not true albinos!) The natural... Read More