Explore South Carolina – Page 89 – Exploring the towns and history of South Carolina

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This church on Chaplin Street was built in 1945. It was originally used by the Wesley Methodist Church

The 1850 brick store located across from the old Cokesbury College

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This building in Edgefield was built about 1894, it was a general store, then a furniture store, and then a hardware store, all before 1920. Today it is the home of Carolina Moon Distillery

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The Angel Oak

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Smith Legal Group’s building was built in 1900. It was formerly the home of the Piedmont Steakhouse, which operated in the building between 1910 and 1997

Zaccheus Wright House. This Neo-Classical home was built in 1912 by Zaccheus Wright, a cotton mill executive

William Barret Travis was born near Johnston, SC in 1809. Travis was commissioned as a lieutenant colonel of the Texian Army. Travis was the commander of the Alamo garrison died in the battle of the Alamo. The famously penned the “Victory or Death” letter from the Alamo

Bethlehem UMC in Bishopville was built in 1914 as the Bishopville Methodist Episcopal Church

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Built about 1900 in Clover, SC. The first story windows original looked similar to the arched windows on the second story

Boral Brick factory in Van Wyck started as Ashe Brick Co in the 1890s by William Newton Ashe. Ashe moved his company to Van Wyck in about 1926. The company was sold to Boral Bricks in 1986. This building was built around 1980 and is the only building that remains of the former brick plant after it closed in 2012