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Please
note: Many of the historic
sites found in the Pendleton District
are listed on the Attractions-Museums page.
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Anderson County
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African-American
Heritage Walking Tour
Pendleton Foundation for Black History and Culture
PO Box 806
Pendleton, SC 29670 |
Hours:
Self-guided tour (maps available at Pendleton District Commission) |
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Admission:
FREE |
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Come
explore African-American heritage in Pendleton through this
self-guided tour to ten sites. The sites you will visit
on your tour represent a work-in-progress. Several have
been saved by individuals, families and groups who cared; others
are being restored through community effort. |
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Pendleton
Historic District
Pendleton, SC |
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Admission:
FREE |
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The
entire town is on the National Register of Historic Places.
A landmark is the Pendleton Farmers Society Hall, built in 1828
by a society begun in 1815. More than fifty buildings pre-date
1850, and there is a self-guided walking tour and a cassette
tape tour. |
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St.
Paul's Episcopal Church
Pendleton, SC 29670
(864)646-3782
(800)862-1795 |
Hours:
Call for details. |
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Admission:
Call for details. |
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This
white clapboard church was built in 1822. A Jardine pipe organ
has filled the church with music since 1848, and the churchyard
includes burial sites for several historically important people. |
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Oconee County
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Newry
Historic Area
Newry, SC
(864) 882-3836 |
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This
1890s mill town is listed on the National Register of Historic
Places. It is a example of the self-contained mill community. |
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Seneca
Historic District
Seneca, SC
(864) 882-4811 |
Hours:
Self-guided
tour maps are available. |
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The
entire historic district of residential homes is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. |
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Pickens County
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Old
Stone Church
101 Stone Circle
Clemson, SC 29631
(864) 654-2061 |
Hours:
Open daily, weather permitting
and if not reserved. |
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Admission:
FREE |
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This
former Presbyterian church was built in 1797 was organized by
Revolutionary War hero Andrew Pickens and others. |
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Treaty
Oak Marker
Clemson, SC
(864) 646-3782
(800) 862-1795 |
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Directions:
Call for directions. |
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The
first treaty between the United States and the Cherokee Indian
Nation was signed on this site on November 28, 1785. |
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