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In 1916, the Broad River flooded between Leeds and Carlisle, making the Seaboard Railroad trestle across the Broad the only passable roadway. Courtesy of the Winthrop University Archives.South Carolina Counties
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Seaboard Railroad Trestle Across The Broad River | History Of SC Slide Collection
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Virginia Harley | ETV Upstate
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Virginia Harley is one of the Upstate's most well known artists. She lives in Chesnee, SC and is a member of "The Foothills Artisan Center." One of her creations has even been on display at the White...
Spartanburg Musical History | ETV Upstate
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A short profile of many popular musicians who got their start in Spartanburg, S.C., including Joe Bennett and the Sparkletones, Paul Riddle, the Marshall Tucker Band, Pink Anderson (from whom Pink...
The Southern Railway Yard | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The Southern Railway yard in Greenville County, around 1911. Courtesy of the South Caroliniana Library.
The Pawley's Island Train | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The Atlantic Coast Lumber Company built this railroad to Pawley's Island from Haley Landing on the Waccamaw River in 1902 to make the island resort easier to reach. The causeway to the island was...
The Best Friend Of Charleston | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The first locomotive built in the United States for actual service on a railroad was the "Best Friend of Charleston." It was built at the West Point Foundry Shops in New York City for the South...
The Nansemond Ferry Boat | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The Nansemond ferry boat crosses the Cooper River in the 1930s, even though the Cooper River Toll Bridge provided an alternative way into Charleston for automobile traffic. Photo by M.B. Paine...
The Lock House On The Santee Canal | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The lock house on the Santee Canal, painted by Charles Fraser around 1820. South Carolina has an extensive river system whose major navigable rivers served as important transportation networks for...
The Strawberry Ferry | History Of SC Slide Collection
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First operated in 1707, the Strawberry Ferry crossed the Cooper River in Berkeley County. In this photo around 1900, passengers are going to church across the river. Courtesy of the South Caroliniana...
The Atlantic IntraCoastal Waterway | History Of SC Slide Collection
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The Inland Waterway between the Stono and Ashley Rivers, 1950. The Atlantic IntraCoastal Waterway is another form of canal. Not one route but many, it stretches from Massachusetts in the north all the...