discoversouthcarolina – Page 8 – Explore South Carolina

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Argent train Engine No. 7

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Conway City Hall – Horry County Courthouse

The Pinopolis Methodist Church was built in 1900. The first mention of this congregation was in 1887, it was likely established around that time. The church was built with long leaf pine at a cost of about $600-700

This building in Marion was home to the Professional Pharmacy. The building was built in 1896

The Charlie Zimmerman House was built ca. 1890 in Glenn Springs

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The historic Bratton Store at 1 N Congress Street in York, SC was built between 1810 and 1820

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The Culp House

The Carolina Thread Trail crosses from near Lancaster SC to Waxhaw NC via this suspension walking bridge. The bridge connects Twelve Mile Creek Trail with the Walnut Creek Park Segment of the Carolina Thread Trail

The Laurence Corley Log House was built in 1772. Laurence Corley served in the Revolutionary War and is notable for owning most of the land which the Town of Lexington now occupies

The Robertville Baptist Church was established ca. 1781 as the Black Swamp Baptist Church. The congregation moved to this location in 1824 and built a church here that was burned by Union troops at the end of the Civil War. This building was originally the Ascension Episcopal Church of Gillisonville, built ca. 1847. In 1867, it was purchased from Ascension and moved to its present location