Anderson

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The museum offers exhibits which reflect life and achievements of the citizens of Anderson County and the State of South Carolina. The exhibit entitled “Keep the Home Fires Burning” focuses on the men and women who have fought in various American... Read More

Anderson

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Lake Hartwell is a 56,000 acre lake operated by the US Army Corps of Engineers on the Georgia border. The lake is formed by the Savannah, Seneca, Tugaloo, and Chauga Rivers. Public access is provided by a number of public boat ramps, local parks, and... Read More

Pendleton

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The HISTORIC PENDLETON SPRING JUBILEE began in 1978 as a means to inaugurate the tourism season in Anderson, Oconee and Pickens Counties. Upstate South Carolina's oldest juried arts & crafts festival has become so much more – a rite of spring,... Read More

Starr

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A c. 1908 upcountry farmhouse featuring large rooms with antique furnishings. Features include a relaxing wrap-around porch and a private courtyard, complete with hot tub. Conveniently located to both lakes Russell and Hartwell Read More

Pendleton

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Woodburn is a majestic four-story Upstate plantation house built c. 1830 by Charles Cotesworth Pinckney when Pendleton became a summer retreat for wealthy Charlestonians to escape the heat of Low County summers. The plantation house was later expanded... Read More

Anderson

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One can never say you don't get enough food at Little Pigs. They serve heaping helpings of chopped, tender, barbecue with or without the buns. You won't find any ribs or chicken here, but Little Pigs has great burgers, chicken fingers, hot dogs, shrimp... Read More