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April 2019
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This unusual looking building near Florence on Old Marion Hwy is a fixed beacon for aircraft pilots. It is a VHF Omni-Directional Range (VOR) that was deployed in the US in 1946. While GPS is the standard now, many VORs are still used as a navigational aid
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This brick commercial building was built in 1918. It is located on Limestone Street and is part of the Gaffney Commercial Historic District
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Colleton County
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Pon Pon Chapel of Ease
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Lee County
Windham Building
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South Carolina State Parks encourage people to get up and get moving to visit all 47 state parks through their “Ultimate Outsider” campaign. The program was launched in the Fall of 2015. My family recently joined the club that now boasts over 1,000 members
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York County
Clover 1883 Post Office
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The old brick house is believed to have been built in 1725 by Paul Hamilton. The Jenkins family acquired the estate in 1798. In 1929, a fire gutted the interior. 📸: Brick House on Vimeo
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Greenville County
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Connor-Hodges House
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Lee County
Lynchburg Presbyterian Church
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The front section of the building was constructed ca. 1913 and the first floor interior retains an original pressed metal ceiling from this period. The rear section was added ca. 1930
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