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A view of the Broad River from Riverfront Park in Columbia, SC
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L. W. Dickerson & Co.’s Furniture
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The J. E. Young and Company Wholesale Fruit and Produce Company building was built in 1907. The building purportedly had the first to have a cold storage unit installed in Columbia
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The Lace House is a 9,606 sq ft antebellum home built in 1854. The Lace House was the home of Thomas and Mary Caldwell Robertson, the youngest daughter of John Caldwell. Caldwell was president of the South Carolina Railroad. It is located next to the SC Governor’s Mansion in Columbia, SC. It was purchased by the state in 1968 and used as a guest house. You can now rent it out for your wedding
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Richland County
DuPre Motor Company
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The E. A. Beall Wholesale Groceries building was built ca. 1900
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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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Richland County
State Theatre – Fox Theatre – The Nickelodeon
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St. Michael’s Lutheran Church was established in 1814. This is the third sanctuary and it was built in 1921
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Under the I-126/US-76 bridge over the Broad River
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