Built in the 1930s, this is one of the few remaining examples of the libraries built for African-Americans in South Carolina and Georgia by the Faith Cabin Libraries. The organization was founded by Willie Lee Buffington, a poor white mill worker from Saluda. Buffington went on to graduate from Furman and became a Methodist minister. His organization from the 1930s to 1950s started more than a 100 libraries with more than 200,000 donated books.
Piedmont plantation home (c. 1840) near Pendleton Historic District with antique settings & original art; An established landmark B&B since 1985, the inn is an approved member of the SC Bed & Breakfast Association. AAA 3
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This white clapboard church, built in 1822, features a Jaridine Pipe organ that has filled the church with music since 1848. Interred in its cemetery are: Clemson College founders Thomas Greene Clemson, and his wife, Anna Calhoun Clemson, the daughter of US Statesman John C. Calhoun;
Pendleton, SC ChurchesJameson Inns are different. That's because we are not a franchise. We have only one owner and one operator, which means we ...
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Amtrak operates at this train station located in Greenville....
Upscale, corporate, leisure property conveniently located on I-85. Recreation and meeting facilities. Close to Greenville M...
Jameson Inns are different. That's because we are not a franchise. We have only one owner and one operator, which means we ...