Directions from Roanoke, Virginia to Anderson, South Carolina
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Wilson Cooke 1819-1897
Landmarks – Greenville, South Carolina
Inscription. A native of NC who was brought to Greenville by Vardry McBee as a slave. He worked after hours and bought his way out of slavery. Once a free man he soon owned a general store and tannery. He served in the State House ... More on HMDB
No Name SkatePark, Greenville South Carolina
Things To Do – Greenville, South Carolina
Check out the videos and pics. 32,000 square feet for the first phase. Being built by Hazard County Construction. Is without a doubt the best park in South Carolina and plans to open on April 1, 2006. Address and phone numbers are ... More on skateboardpark.com
Mrs. James Williams
Landmarks – Greenville, South Carolina
Inscription. In 1812, Mrs. James Williams: Born Elizabeth Blackburn, Widow of a Revolutionary Officer of Ga. and Mother-in-Law of, Chan. Waddy Thompson, was Buried Here. Her's was the First Grave in this Cemetery, Once the Chancellor's ... More on HMDB
Olin D. Johnston Memorial Boulevard
Landmarks – Calhoun Falls, South Carolina
Inscription. Named in honor, of a distinguished South Carolinian, in recognition of his, contributions, to the life and welfare, of this state and its citizens, Member, House of Representatives, 1923-1924 Anderson County, 1927-1930 ... More on HMDB
Happ's Pumpkin Patch
Things To Do – New River, Virginia
Train rides and hayrides, corn maze, Halloween decorations, costumes, prepicked Macintosh and courtlands apples, large variety of pumpkins, straw, corn stalks, Indian corn, squash, and gourds. Trevor, ... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org
Cornelius Keith - 1715-1808
Landmarks – Pickens, South Carolina
Inscription. In the cemetery of Oolenoy Baptist Church is the grave of Cornelius Keith, born in Loch Lomond, Scotland. Of royal lineage, the Keith family came to South Carolina from Virginia. Original pioneers of Oolenoy Valley, acquired ... More on HMDB
Spring-Wood Park
Parks – Greer, South Carolina
Inscription. This park was planned and developed by The Greer City Council with reconstruction finance corporation funds. , Erected 1933 by Greer City Council. , Location. 34° 56.508′ N, 82° 14.028′ W. Marker ... More on HMDB
Colonel Patrick Ferguson Memorial
Landmarks – Blacksburg, South Carolina
Inscription. To the memory of, Col. Patrick Ferguson: Seventy-First regiment. Highland light Infantry. Born in Aberdeenshire. Scotland in 1744. Killed October 7, 1780, in action at, King's Mountain: while in command of, the British ... More on HMDB
Ruth Drake Museum
Museums – Belton, South Carolina
The museum focuses on the agricultural, railroad, industrial, and cultural history of Belton and the Upstate. Its genealogical collection, with extensive primary sources, are available for researc... More on Visitanderson.com
G%G Cigar & Coffee Shop
Things To Do – Greenville, South Carolina
Great cigar store with friendly people and very knowledgable owner. Great place to smoke a cigar and enjoy ... More on Yahoo! Travel
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