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The Leon Weinberg Building was built in 1924 as a new and larger store to serve Manning. Leon Weinberg built a two-story dry goods store here in 1914. It sustained major damage in the 1915 tornado and was rebuilt in the same year

“Union Mural” is by noted USC artist Blue Sky. Started in 2007 and completed in 2008, it depicts a train transporting textiles for the Union Cotton Mills (Est 1894

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The John Craig House was built 1795-1798 by John Craig. Craig was a veteran of the American Revolution. This home was used by Union General William T. Sherman as his personal headquarters during the Civil War

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DuPre Motor Company

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The Springs Block

The St. Simon’s Episcopal Church in Peak was established in 1889 and the building was built in 1900. It is also believed that the attached structure served as a school for black students during the early 1900s

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The Mills house was constructed in 1906 for John Barron Mills, Sr. Mills was the first manager of the Fort Mill Manufacturing Company’s Company Store

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The National Bank of Anderson

The canal ruins at Landsford Canal State Park. Built to bypass rapids on the Catawba River using slave labor between 1820 and 1825, it was abandoned with the coming of the railroad

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Spencer House