Lancaster County, South Carolina
Battle of Hanging Rock Historic Site (Military facility) [Map] About 3.5 mi. S of Heath Springs off U.S. 521, Heath Springs, South Carolina
Buford's Massacre Site (Battle site) [Map · Street View] SC 522, 0.25 mi. S of SC 9, Tradesville, South Carolina
Also known as: Buford's Battleground
Clinton AME Zion Church (Church) [Map · Street View] Johnson and Church Sts., Kershaw, South Carolina
Dr. William Columbus Cauthen House (House) [Map] SR 75, Kershaw, South Carolina
Also known as: Oak View Farm, Oak Farm
East Richland Street--East Church Street Historic District (District) [Map · Street View] Roughly bounded by E. Church St., Ingram St., E. Richland St., and Hart St., Kershaw, South Carolina
Gills Creek Cemetery (Cemetery)An old, forgotten cemetery in Lancaster, SC. Some graves date back to the Civil War.
Heath Springs Depot (Railroad depot) [Map · Street View] E. Railroad Ave., Heath Springs, South Carolina
Also known as: Southern Railway Depot
Kershaw Depot (Railroad depot) [Map · Street View] Cleveland St., Kershaw, South Carolina
Also known as: Welsh's Station, Southern Railway Depot
Lancaster and Chester Railway (Railroad line) [Map] Long running South Carolina shortline railroad
Also known as: L&C Railway, Lancaster and Chester Railroad
Lancaster Cotton Oil Company (Industrial building) [Map · Street View] S. Main St. at Lancaster & Chester Railroad tracks, Lancaster, South Carolina
Lancaster County Courthouse (Courthouse) [Map · Street View] Superb craftsmanship, the building was in constant use as a courthouse from 1828 to 2008.
Also known as: Old Lancaster County Courthouse
Lancaster County Jail (Correctional facility) [Map · Street View] Significant as an example of Robert Mills' public buildings (particularly the construction of jails) in the first half of the nineteenth century; significant both for its architectural elements and its design. -- Historic American Buildings Survey
Lancaster Downtown Historic District (District) [Map · Street View] S. Main, Gay, and Catawba Sts., Lancaster, South Carolina
Lancaster Presbyterian Church (Church) [Map · Street View] W. Gay St., Lancaster, South Carolina
Also known as: The Old Presbyterian Church and Cemetery
Leroy Springs House (House) [Map · Street View] Once residence to local textile magnate; now office for Lancaster Co. Council of the Arts
Also known as: Old Lancaster City Hall, Lancaster County Council on the Arts, See Lancaster
Matson Street Historic District (District) [Map · Street View] Matson St. from Hilton to Pine Sts., Kershaw, South Carolina
Mount Carmel A.M.E. Zion Campground (Building) [Map · Street View] S of Lancaster, Lancaster, South Carolina
Perry-McIlwain-McDow House (House) [Map · Street View] 2297 Douglas Road, Lancaster, SC
Also known as: Fairview Farm
Robert Barnwell Allison House (House) [Map · Street View] 404 Chesterfield Ave., Lancaster, South Carolina
Springs Memorial Hospital (Hospital)225-bed, all-private room facility
Also known as: Elliot White Springs Memorial Hospital
Springs Mill Lancaster Complex (Mill) [Map] Once called the largest cotton mill under one roof, the mill was shut down in 2003 and demolished by 2005.
Also known as: Lancaster Cotton Mill
St. Catherine Catholic Church (Church)A beautiful house of worship in Lancaster, SC
Also known as: Little Cathedral, St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church
Thomas Walker Huey House (House) [Map · Street View] Jct. of SC 200 and SC 285, Lancaster, South Carolina
Wade-Beckham House (House) [Map · Street View] SC 200, Lancaster, South Carolina
Also known as: Beckham House
Waxhaw Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Military cemetery) [Map] 2814 Old Hickory Rd.
Also known as: Old Waxhaw Cemetery
William Harrison Sapp House (House) [Map · Street View] SC 522 and SC 51, Tradesville, South Carolina
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