Clemson

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Revolutionary War hero Gen. Andrew Pickens and others built this Presbyterian church in 1797. The sanctuary was damaged by fire and is no longer in use, but stands watch over a fascinating cemetery where many pioneers are buried, including Pickens and... Read More

Clemson

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Covers city of Clemson and Clemson University. Closed most major holidays. Fare: Free Read More

Pickens

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Each April, the Azaleas bloom, artisans and crafters come out, and the community joins together to celebrate spring in the city of Pickens. Celebrate is exactly what they do! Presented by the Pickens Azalea Festival Committee and hosted by area nonprofit... Read More

Easley

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The Hampton Inn® hotel in Easley is located just five minutes from the city center and only a short drive from Greenville and Clemson. Take an easy drive in almost any direction to enjoy majestic offerings of nature, including Caesar's Head State Park... Read More

Pickens

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A natural market with fresh milk, eggs, butter, jams, jellies, bread and a complete line of honey made products. We also offer gifts and many SC Certified products. Visit our gourmet coffee bar inside the market or you can drive through. Read More

Easley

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Open since 1958, Pete's No. 6 still serves the staples of the pre-fast-food era: hot dogs with chili, chili cheeseburgers and onion rings. You'll also find good country cooking, with items such as country fried steak, chicken livers and steak fingers.... Read More