Historic Pendleton Walking Tour
The Upcountry
An overview of our town's history is available on the Town's website http://townofpendleton.org/history/ if you're interested in reading more!
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Cobb's Glen Country Club
Anderson
Mountains
Designed and built in 1976 by architect George Cobb, this course features rolling terrain, heavy woods, 90 bunkers and fast bent greens. Best Hole: No. 11, a par-3 over water to a three-tiered green guarded by three bunkers on the right, one for each... Read More
Super 8
Anderson
Mountains
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Anderson
Mountains
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Mountains
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Woodburn Historic House
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Mountains
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
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