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
Pendleton, SC Historic HomesA General Store built in 1850, Hunter's Store houses this South Carolina Regional Tourism Office, where visitors can find information, maps, and brochures about sites in the old Pendleton District, now known as Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Counties. Upstairs, in Hunter'
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These two c.1830 large clapboard mansions were built as the Upcountry summer residences by the Lowcountry planters, Ladson Gibbes (Ashtabula) and Charles Cotesworth Pinckney (Woodburn)
Pendleton, SC Famous HomesSpread over 240 acres of century-old hardwoods and spectacular rock formations, this 18-hole Tom Jackson design has a distinc...
Centrally located; close to Jetport; major roads to Greenville; leading national provider of extended stay lodging with appea...
Jameson Inns are different. That's because we are not a franchise. We have only one owner and one operator, which means we ...
Amtrak operates at this train station located in Greenville....