Greenville

Mountains

Enter through an English garden onto steps of a Georgian Federalist home built in the 1920s. Located on a serene, tree-lined street in the Pettigru Historic District of Greenville, South Carolina, you will find the informal, friendly atmosphere at the... Read More

Greer

Mountains

The fairways on this course are tight and tree lined, and the greens vary from small to medium. Lakes and streams come into play on four holes. The most difficult is #5, a 366-yard, par 4, featuring a fairway that slopes down to the left, which forces... Read More

Greenville

Mountains

A Gothic-Revival structure with an unusual brick spire, this was the first church built in Greenville. The Rev. Rodolphus Dickerson organized the first members of this congregation in 1820 from families who were summering in the Upcountry to escape the... Read More

Greenville

Mountains

Organized in 1866 by the Rev. James R. Rosewood, a former slave, the church was one of the first separate African-American congregations established in South Carolina after the Civil War. Built between 1899 and 1903, the church is a two-story brick in a... Read More

Greenville

Mountains

The Greenville Zoo invites zoo-goers to tap into the wild at the annual Brew in the Zoo event, which provides adults with the opportunity to sample an assortment of beers and enjoy live music, all while exploring the zoo during its after hours. Read More

Gray Court

Midlands

The PAIA Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation was recognized by the state of South Carolina as a tribe on June 19, 2015. The PAIALECNSC is the only Recognized Cherokee Tribe in South Carolina. Our Chief is Chief Mary Louise Worthy. Our tribal office, a Cherokee... Read More