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Cherokee County
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Patrick Ferguson
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Laurens County
Duncan Creek Presbyterian Church
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Williamsburg County
Thorntree – Witherspoon House
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The Little River Baptist Church was built in 1845. The church started as Gibson’s Meeting House and was established in 1768. The original meeting house was the site of a Revolutionary War battle and the current building was damaged by Union troops during the Civil War
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York County
A trail on Nanny Mountain in York County near Lake Wylie. Nanny is a monadnock, with an elevation of 981 feet. Iron was mined from the mountain and used during the revolutionary war
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The old St. David’s Episcopal Church formed in 1768. This church was constructed in 1770 and it was the last Anglican church in South Carolina built under the rule of King George III. The church was used as a hospital in both the Revolutionary and the Civil War
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Greenwood County
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Star Fort in Ninety Six
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Kershaw County
Kershaw-Cornwallis House
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Lancaster County
Battle of Hanging Rock
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Fairfield County
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Mt. Zion Institute
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