Pickens

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The Pickens County Museum of Art and History is housed in the old Pickens County "Gaol" (jail). This wonderful example of turn-of-the-century architecture, constructed of hand-rolled brick, is quite distinctive to the eye by its crenellated turret and... Read More

Clemson

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The historic Hanover House was originally constructed in the low country, off the west branch of the Cooper River, in Berkeley County in 1716. Hanover House, built by French Huguenot, Paul De St Julien, was an eighteenth century rice plantation, now... Read More

Clemson

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The Fort Hill, an antebellum plantation, was home of 19th century politician John C. Calhoun who served as Secretary War under James Monroe, the seventh Vice President under John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson, Secretary of State under John Tyler, and a... Read More

Easley

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The Greater Easley Chamber of Commerce provides information about the Easley and Powdersville communities for visitors and businesses. Read More

Easley

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*CANCELLED FOR 2020* The most talented 13-16 year-old players on the planet will be playing in Easley, SC during the Senior League Baseball World Series, July 27 - August 3, 2019. Teams from Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Australia, Canada... Read More

Easley

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Open year round with vegetables, plants, mulch, stone and pine needles. Read More