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Lexington County
Daniel Koon House
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Lexington County
Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve
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The waterfall at the Peachtree Rock Heritage Preserve is the only naturally occurring waterfall in the South Carolina coastal plain
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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
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W.Q.M. Berly House
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William Berly House
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Charlton Rauch House
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St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church in Lexington was established in 1830 and first structure built in 1831. That church was razed during Sherman’s 1865 raid and the 2nd burned in 1897. This 4th sanctuary was built in 1957
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Dreher Shoals Dam on Lake Murray, a 1.7-mile walking pathway, has seen more and more love locks being placed its fence recently
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