This marker located at SC 24 and the Seneca River one mile north of I-85 commemorates the Portman Shoals Power Plant that is now submerged beneath the waters of Lake Hartwell. When it began its transmission of electricity it was the longest high voltage electricity line in the country. Because of its success Anderson became known as the "Electric City."
Brighten up your yard or front porch with annuals, perennials and hanging baskets.
Anderson, SC Other AttractionsAll our rooms are suites including amenities such as iron, ironing board, hair dryer, high speed internet, computer desk, sofa, microwave, fridge, etc. Restaurants are within walking distance (Wild Wing Cafe, Outback, Wendy's, Fatz Cafe, Cracker Barrell, Buffalos, Hooters, and Subway)
Anderson, SC Historic FortsWhether traveling for business, or with family and friends, you will appreciate the special services and amenities that we have provided with your comfort in mind. These services, and many more, are available at most locations;
Anderson, SC BusinessesThe history of hot air ballooning had its origin in France in 1783 with modern day ballooning progressing since 1954
Anderson, SC Other AttractionsFurman has the second-strongest undergraduate research program in the nation, with 100-150 students annually conducting origi...
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Quality accommodations Days Inn & Suites with down to earth prices. Clean, fresh, warm family atmosphere. Located near Greenv...
This course was developed in 1956 in a heavily populated area, but the course is scenic as well as secluded. The most difficu...
This family-owned farm is an adventure for the entire family! Stroll through the orchards of in-season fruits, visit the far...