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The Shipboard Electronics Systems Evaluation Facility, also known as Building 4000, was part of the Charleston Naval Shipyard
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York County
This is why I explore and share, you never know when you will lose a landmark @fullyinvolvedmediagroupllc -click them and give them a like. ・・・ A central part of Fort Mill, South Carolina and piece of history was destroyed by fire Sunday night. Firefighters from numerous communities battled the inferno at The Unity Presbyterian Church founded in 1788. The Unity Presbyterian Church is located on Tom Hall Street in the hear of Historic Fort Mill. Parishioners of the church say there are thousands of members of the church. Just the past weekend the church was a part of a historic tour through the Town of Fort Mill. The cause of the fire is under investigation
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Union County
Buffalo Mill Office Building
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Spartanburg County
Founded in 1891, Green Street Baptist Church also operated a hospital that opened in its adjacent parsonage in 1907. It once has 1,400 members, but in 2016 had dwindled to 40 and closed. First Baptist of Spartanburg plans on utilizing the space as a community center
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Union County
Merridun
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Newberry County
The Newberry Opera House
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Chester County
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Dreamland Theater
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Built in 1912 as a post office. The building had fallen into disrepair, but Gaffney decided to fix it and move the visitors center here in 2010
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The Battle of Kings Mountain was a military engagement between Patriot and Loyalist militias in South Carolina during the Southern Campaign of the American Revolutionary War, resulting in a decisive victory for the Patriots. The battle took place on October 7, 1780. Kings Mountain National Military Park was established on March 3, 1931
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Union County
Buffalo Mill Company Store
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