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Kershaw County
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The American Bank Building is a 1920 Neo-Classical Revival style. The American Bank and Trust was chartered in 1890 and started in a former 1877 drug store at the corner of Augusta and Pendleton (now Main) St. This building was built in 1920 on the spot of the former building. It was the third bank established in Greenville
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While a wildlife management area, Draper features trails through wooded and open fields for exploring
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Kershaw County
Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church
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This paw print š¾ leads you directly into the field at Death Valley
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The Atalata Castle at Huntington Beach State Park. This was a winter home for Archer Milton Huntington and Anna Hyatt Huntington
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Glencairn Gardenās beautifully landscaped lawns and walkways have made it a popular attraction among residents and visitors to Rock Hill for many years. What started as the backyard garden of David & Hazel Bigger in 1928 is now an 11 acre paradise located in the heart of Rock Hill
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The Nature Trail is 0.6 miles in length along the shores of the Catawba River Length: 0.6 miles Type: Hiking Trail Difficulty: Easy
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Located next to Oconee Station State Historic Site. This trail is half a mile long, has a lot of elevation change, and has a waterfall at the bottom
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Trails week…. Next to the Stumphouse tunnel is the Isaqueena Falls, a 100 ft high cascade waterfall. The falls are named after a Cherokee girl who allegedly leaped from the top of the falls with her lover, an Oconee brave, in an attempt to hide him from the rest of her tribe, which was at war with the Oconee. Issaqueena allegedly then hid him in the recessed area just below the top of the falls
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