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The Olde (Lancasterville) Presbyterian Church in Lancaster was built in 1862 and is the first brick church in Lancaster County. The congregation formed in 1835 and built its first church on this site shortly afterwards, which was replaced with this structure

 Author: chris  Published Date: October 21, 2018  Leave a Comment on The Olde (Lancasterville) Presbyterian Church in Lancaster was built in 1862 and is the first brick church in Lancaster County. The congregation formed in 1835 and built its first church on this site shortly afterwards, which was replaced with this structure

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← Anderson’s Mill along the North Tyger River. The original mill was believed to have been built around 1762. The existing building is a result of a major rebuilding process after it was heavily damaged by flooding in 1903. A mill known as Tanner’s Mill was documented here in 1825. James Anderson became the owner of the property and its mill in 1831. The mill was used for grinding corn and wheat. The mill ceased operations in 1975
The 1808 Frederick Ergle cabin. The home is thought to be the oldest remaining residential dwelling in Aiken County →

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