Cheap Things To Do in Pacolet, South Carolina

Inscription. [Front]: This house was built in 1843 for William Thompson Nuckolls (1801-1855) and later owned for many years by John D. Jefferies (1838-1910). Built in the Greek Revival style of the antebellum period and altered in ... More on HMDB

The Marysville School is significant for its association with the history of segregated society in upstate South Carolina. The school was built by the Pacolet Manufacturing Company in 1915 to educa... More on Nationalregister.sc.gov

Inscription. In 1915, owners of Pacolet Manufacturing Company constructed this school for African American children whose parents worked for the textile industry. It is the only surviving site of a... More on HMDB

Inscription. Site of, Littlejohn Family Reunion, Since 1939: Placed here by their descendants, this plaque honors those 18th, century pioneer immigrants who, were among the first to settle, in this section of South Carolina, namely, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Dedicated November 21, 1999 By the City of Spartanburg Mayor James E. Talley Council Members Robert W. Allen Elizabet6h B. Fleming W. C. Bain, JR. Roy C. Henderson Linda C. Dogan Lewis A. Mills City Manager Roy Lane Architects ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Near here on Lawson's Fork, during the American Revolution, the S. C. government as part of the war effort supported Joseph Buffington, William Wofford, and others in the construction of an iron works. It became a well-known ... More on HMDB

Wofford College - You’ve been here before. No, maybe not this particular grocer, but you’ve seen a million like it. Wofford College is the usual kind of corner store that you’d see in the beginning... More on clubzone

Inscription. Wofford College, charted in 1851, was established by a $100,000 bequest from the Rev. Benjamin Wofford of Spartanburg, who envisioned a college for 'literary, classical, and scientific... More on HMDB

Inscription. Spot Where Prof. T. S. C. Lowe famed aeronaut landed Apr. 20, 1861 in Union County, S. C. After Balloon Flight from Cincinnati, Ohio 800 miles in nine hours, Died 1913 at Pasadena Calif. , Location. 34° 50.033′ ... More on HMDB

Inscription. [West Side], C. S. A. 1861-1865: To the Confederate, dead of Union District, Comrades: [South Side], From North to South, From East to West, Their ashes scattered lie, But in the regions of, the Blest, Their spirits sing ... More on HMDB

Inscription. (Front): On April 20, 1861, only days after the Civil War began at Fort Sumter, scientist and aeronaut T. S. C. Lowe (1832-1913) landed the Enterprise, a large gas balloon, on a nearby farm. Lowe was on a test flight ... More on HMDB

Inscription. We proudly honor, these boys who gave, their lives in World War II, Richard M. Bradley, T. Vernon Carr, J. Marshall McClure, Belton A. Robbins, L. Howard Shropshier, Quinton E. Sproles, , Location. 34° 59.254′ ... More on HMDB