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Chesterfield County
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Lyric Theatre
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Barnwell County
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God’s Acre Healing Springs
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Calhoun County
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Wingard Store – Lone Star
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The Asbury United Methodist Church (as listed on the sign) was built in 1898 as the Clio Presbyterian Church
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Lake Crawford was built by the CCC in the 1930s. It’s one of 2 lakes at Kings Mountain State Park
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The South Carolina Railroad Depot was built in 1850. The building partially burned in 1865 and was reconstructed
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York County
The White Home in Rock Hill was built in 1839 and is one of the original homes in Rock Hill. 5 Generations of the White family lived here until 2005
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The Star of Edgefield was built ca. 1859 by Robert Butler. Mattie Butler Mealing, inherited it from her father, Robert, and sold approximately 5,600 acres of land surrounding it to the North Augusta Land Company in 1890. The current owner, Claudia Hillis, is the great-great-granddaughter of Robert
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The Jackson Textile Mill was built in 1905 by Thomas C. Jackson. The mill was operated until the 1990s. Saturday the last pieces of the mill will brought down, the water tower and the smoke stack
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The Sumter County Courthouse was built in 1907 by the architect William Augustus Edwards. The original Sumter County courthouse was built in 1821 by William Jay, was remodeled in 1839 in the style of Robert Mills, and then enlarged in 1896. The courthouse was renovated in 2019 (picture taken in June 2019
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