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County and is listed on the National to Knoxville and eventually to Cincinnati. Hagood Mill Historic Site music events, and can be reserved for
Register of Historic Places – one of South The Civil War – and lack of funds – brought Hagood Mill Historic Site is the oldest weddings and special events. Open
Carolina’s oldest wooden residences. construction to a halt and the tunnel was not operating gristmill in South Carolina. Wednesday-Saturday, 10 am to 4 pm.
Originally the home of the St. Julien and completed. It has been the curing location The historic mill operates on 3rd Free admission except for 3rd Saturdays.
Ravenel families, it was threatened by for Clemson U’s famous Blue Cheese. Down a Saturdays at Folklife Festivals. The Scenic walking trails and 18-hole disc golf
flooding from Lake Moultrie in 1941. sloping, graveled path is Issaqueena Falls, a site holds: historic cabins, blacksmith course are open daily. Ask about primitive
shop, moonshine still and woodworking camping reservations.
Hanover House was relocated to Clemson shimmering waterfall with a wooden lookout
shop. See Native American petroglyphs, 138 Hagood Mill Rd.
University and in 1994, it was moved again platform and picnic shelter.
art and artifacts in the Hagood Creek Pickens, SC 29671
to the South Carolina Botanical Garden on * You can drive to the falls and park Petroglyph Site. Hagood Mill hosts
campus. Restored as a monument to early as needed. 864.898.2936
classes, group tours, field trips and visithagoodmill.com
French Huguenot colonial architecture, the Stumphouse Tunnel Road
museum-house interprets life on a Low Mountain Rest, SC 29664
country South Carolina rice plantation. $5 parking fee at Stumphouse Park
Open for weekday tours. Closed on Tiger
home football games and the weekend Woodburn Historic House
after Thanksgiving. Woodburn Historic House is a plantation home
113 Hanover Cir. built in 1830 and furnished with antebellum
Hagood Mill Historic Site
antiques and family artifacts. Run by the
Clemson, SC 29634
864.656.2241 Pendleton Historic Foundation, the house
clemson.edu/about/history/ features wraparound porches on two stories,
properties/hanover has several outbuildings to explore and has an
interpretive walking trail through the woods.
Stumphouse Park Open by appointment only.
In the 440-acre Stumphouse Park, a ¼-mile- 130 History Ln., Pendleton, SC 29670
long Stumphouse Tunnel was started in 1852 by 864.646.7249
the Blue Ridge Railroad to connect Charleston pendletonhistoricfoundation.org

Central Railway Museum
Central Railway Museum is a must-see for
train fans. The museum promotes a deeper
understanding and enjoyment of America’s
railroad heritage through themed areas of classic
model trains moving along tracks and through
mini towns representative of the 1940s and ‘50s
– plus train and railroading artifacts. Learn about
the state’s prominent railroading history and
where trains are traveling today with people and
products crisscrossing the nation.
Open Saturdays 9 am-2 pm. Free admission.
108 Werner St., Central, SC 29630
864.508.7126 • crmha.org

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