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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Greenwood County

 
Clickable Map of Greenwood County, South Carolina and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Greenwood County, SC (108) Abbeville County, SC (75) Edgefield County, SC (68) Laurens County, SC (53) McCormick County, SC (40) Newberry County, SC (40) Saluda County, SC (33)  GreenwoodCounty(108) Greenwood County (108)  AbbevilleCounty(75) Abbeville County (75)  EdgefieldCounty(68) Edgefield County (68)  LaurensCounty(53) Laurens County (53)  McCormickCounty(40) McCormick County (40)  NewberryCounty(40) Newberry County (40)  SaludaCounty(33) Saluda County (33)
Greenwood is the county seat for Greenwood County
Adjacent to Greenwood County, South Carolina
      Abbeville County (75)  
      Edgefield County (68)  
      Laurens County (53)  
      McCormick County (40)  
      Newberry County (40)  
      Saluda County (33)  
 
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101 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Welcome to the Lake Greenwood State Recreation Area
About Lake Greenwood State Recreation Area Lake Greenwood became a part of the South Carolina State Park System in April 1938. the land for the park was donated by Greenwood County. Originally the park consisted of 1,114 acres. Later the . . . Map (db m30441) HM
102 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Why Did the British Burn Ninety Six?July 1781
The quiet field before you was the site of the once-thriving 1700s town of Ninety Six. In 1781 it had about a dozen homes, a courthouse, and a jail. When Lieutenant Colonel Cruger arrived in 1780, he fortified it against attack. One visitor . . . Map (db m33468) HM
103 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Why Is It Called Ninety Six?A Colonial Backcountry Settlement
The origin of Ninety Six's unusual numeric name remains a mystery. There are many theories. One plausible explanation is that English traders who passed through here in the 1700s estimated this location to be 96 miles from the Cherokee village of . . . Map (db m30703) HM
104 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Wm. Pierce Bennett Kinard
. . . Map (db m56785) HM
105 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Woman and Child
As many as 100 Loyalist families took refuge in the town of Ninety Six during the 1781 siege. They had to suffer the same hardships and disease as the Loyalist soldiers. After the battle many families followed the British Army to . . . Map (db m48535) HM
106 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Promised Land — Historical Promised Land Community
Founded in 1870 Promised Land Community Organized in the Year 1977 Now Known as the Promised Land AssociationMap (db m56791) HM
107 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Troy — 24-2 — Long Cane Associated Reformed Presbyterian Church
4.5 miles northwest is Long Cane Church. Organized in 1771 as Associate Presbyterian, with the Rev. William Ronaldson as first stated supply. It united with Cedar Springs, March 7, 1786, under Dr. Thos. Clark; withdrew Sept. 15, 1808; part of . . . Map (db m9719) HM
108 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Troy — 24-1 — Long Canes Massacre
Three miles west is the site of an attack by Cherokee Indians upon settlers of Long Canes in the Cherokee war of 1759-1761. There on February 1, 1760, about 150 settlers, refugeeing to Augusta, were overtaken by 100 Cherokee warriors. Twenty-three . . . Map (db m9433) HM
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109 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ware Shoals — Benjamin DeWitt Riegel1878-1941
Beloved Leader, Educator, Industrialist He Built for the FutureMap (db m15598) HM
110 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ware Shoals — Marion P. Carnell Bridge
. . . Map (db m15604) HM
111 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ware Shoals — The William T. Jones, III Bridge
This man was born and reared on the land adjacent to and southwest of this bridge where his ancestors settled in the late 1750's. His forbears were very civic minded and patriotic and included many doctors and lawyers. Among them were a Senator, a . . . Map (db m11093) HM
112 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ware Shoals — Ware Shoals High School Veterans Memorial
Erected in honor of all boys who died for freedom and especially in perpetual memory of those who once attended this institution. Robert Clarence Abrams • Robert Earl Agnew • William Leander Balentine • Edward Adams Crawford • Henry Cochran • . . . Map (db m238559) WM
113 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ware Shoals — 24 22 — Ware Shoals School / Ware Shoals High School
(Front) This school, built in 1926 as Ware Shoals School, was a grammar and high school until 1991 and has been a high school since. A 1951 grammar school on the campus has been a middle school since 1991. The first school in the town . . . Map (db m238552) HM
114 South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ware Shoals — Ware Shoals Veterans Memorial
The Veterans Memorial recognizes soldiers who served in each of our nation’s conflicts, ranging from the American Revolution to the War on Terrorism.Map (db m40155) HM

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