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The Greenville Cultural Exchange Center (GCEC) is an African-American history museum and culture center dedicated to the preservation of African-American history in the Greenville area. Ruth Ann Butler, a former history teacher with Greenville County School System, founded GCEC in 1987. The Center provides a haven of historical reflection, research and education. Exhibits, archive, guided tours and meeting spaces offer resources for those seeeking knowledge and understanding of the city of Greenville's and the region's multi-cultural diversity, contributions and accomplishments.

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The Shops at Greenridge

The Shops at Greenridge is strategically located between three major roads in Greenville; Woodruff Road, I-385 and I-85. It provides a regional destination where shoppers can go for one-stop shopping. At its core is a village anchored by Barnes &

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Red Roof Inn

Located near Verdae Green Golf Course, outlets, restaurants and shopping areas;

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Amtrak

Amtrak operates at this train station located in Greenville....

Southern Exposure

The second annual Southern Exposure, a three-day celebration of food, wine and music, is scheduled for Friday, Sept. 14, to S...

Frankie's Fun Park of Greenville

This park offers three mini-golf courses, three go-kart tracks, a road course, a rookie track, and the Shamrock Slick Track. ...

Pebble Creek Country Club -Creekside

Course Access: PrivateHoles: 18Reserve Advance Tee Times: 7 days...

Kings Mountain State Park

A big, hilly, woodsy park with lots to do, Kings Mountain State Park has been a regional favorite for generations. ...