Historical Places in Boiling Springs, SC
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Walnut Grove Plantation recounts how free and enslaved people settled the South Carolina Backcountry, fought for independence, and built a new nation.
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Greer Station is a place where charming brick-paved streets lead a path to chic boutiques, award-winning restaurants, and unmatched entertainment venue
Thomas & Ann Price built Price House in 1795. Located along the young nation's burgeoning road network, Mr. Price ran a store, post office, and tavern for t
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Advent United Methodist Church is a Methodist Church in the Five Forks area, serving Simpsonville and the Greater Greenville community. Our mission is to ma
- Neighborhoods:
- Central Greenville, Downtown, Pettigru Street Area
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- paypal
It's a Real Life Unicorn Farm™ in Fountain Inn, SC. We are a small, boutique family-owned farm that specializes in providing a magical place for families
Home of poet Carl Sandburg and his family. Located on 264-acres in Western North Carolina. The site includes 5-miles of hiking trails, a dairy goat farm a
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- Amenities:
- Wheelchair accessible
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- cash only
The Saluda Historic Depot was built in 1903 by Southern Railway to serve the passengers on the Spartanburg to Asheville route. Moved to its current Main S
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