This marker is at the top of the hill above the Taylors Mill factory that has been converted to a…read moreshopping center. It is on the side of the road in front of one of the few remaining home structures and while the home is private property, you can still see it from the road and right-of-way. Worth a stop if you're heading to 13 Stripes or The Farehouse. The marker reads on the front, "This is one of more than fifty houses built in 1923-24 for employees of Southern Bleachery, a textile processing plant opened at the east end of Mill St. in 1924. The mill village and plant were designed by J.E. Sirrine & Co. The village and nearby area included churches, stores, schools, a gold course, and tennis courts used by workers." And on the reverse, "Housing for the plant's overseers was located here on what became known as "Boss Hill." The house on this corner was home to mill superintendents and was the largest of eight Craftsman-style cedar-shake bungalows and garages built on the hill. Houses in the village were company-owned until 1965, when Southern Bleachery closed after several decades as the largest employer in Taylors." [Review 19506 overall - 1077 in South Carolina - 476 of 2023.]

What a great little city, there is everything within a mile, every store like Costco, Lidl, Party…read moreCity, Walmart and on and on and on. Very well planned with wide roads and easy access to freeways and plenty of businesses from every kind, not a shortage of small businesses New housing construction is non existent and whatever is being built is super expensive and small, no concrete slabs bigger than 72 feet so if you want a large house the only way is by adding a second story, boo! I would move here overnight but I don't want to live in a small shoe box

This... is... Spartanburg!…read more For me Spartanburg is most famous for its incredibly cheap gas. Whenever I'm driving down here I noticed that they have some of the cheapest in the country especially at the Raceway stations as well as some others. The city itself is typical South Carolina, close to I-85, and I quite like the area. I haven't played a concert here yet, but I intend to rectify that on the next tour. I was going to say that this city was named after what I did with your ma last night, but that's actually "Spurtingburg."

The Wyche Pavillion on Main Street in Greenville is a beautiful and historic space that overlooks…read morethe river and is perfect for pictures and walking around in and enjoying. I like the building and the arched windows and the way that everything looks from the inside and outside. It is well worth a visit to check out and enjoy.

This likely the only post office that I will ever give five stars to! You can drive right past it…read moreif you aren't careful! It's so tiny; it's almost intentionally cute! I driven by here in my car and never really gave a serious thought that it was real! It obviously serves the local and small community of Mayo, S.C. Every person there knew each other with greetings!

We moved to South Carolina from California and were used to long, tedious lines whenever needing a…read morepost office, so it was a pleasant surprise to discover such efficient service from such a small post office. Even if there is a wait, you are always greeted with the friendliest and helpful postal worker, Dee. She is knowledgeable and always makes your experience a pleasant one. I no longer dread the post office.

When you're in Greenville, SC you must stop to see this amazing beauty. Amazing landscaping…read morethroughout and around the park around the bridge and waterfall is wonderful to view. Sitting and taking in Mother Nature and the Restored area is delightful and job well done.

What a beautiful walking bridge! This spot is a perfect blend of charm, nature, and small-town…read morecharacter. Whether you're taking a quiet solo stroll or walking and talking with friends or family, the bridge offers a peaceful escape with great views on both sides. The structure itself has that nostalgic, sturdy feel--like it's been standing strong for generations--and it adds so much personality to the area. It's the kind of place where you slow down, take a deep breath, and just enjoy the moment. We loved spotting the old signage and character details--it's not just a bridge, it's a piece of local history. A great place for photos, reflection, and just soaking in some genuine small-town atmosphere. Highly recommend a visit if you're nearby!

Lots of history....lots of promise. the Mill is fenced off but you can still get a good look at…read morethe site and you'll be able to take some nice pics of an Old South Grist Mill. No dedicated parking so you're parking at your own risk on the side of the road.

Staunton Bridge is Greenville Rec's newest community center. Summer day camp and after school…read moreprogramming will be offered at the center through ADWAS (A Different World After School) which is a community based non-profit organization. Future programming will include a Senior Club for ages 50+, adult enrichment classes, and teen programming. Community Center is also available for rent if you need to host an event and has a kitchen inside so providing meals is no problem.

This community center has no funding and no budget.. Its too small and no paid staff to support…read moreprogramming. Only one group can met at a time only one small meeting room for meeting in the entire building. When school is out and the children program is all day. The seniors have no place to meet except at night. during the summer months. It's a shame this community deserves better. On the bright side the senior program is thriving due to a strong president and volunteers.

It's a cute bridge that is behind a fence on private property. I opted not to risk trespassing and…read morephotographed the bridge from the road. It is open to traffic in the neighborhood, apparently. The bridge was built in 2000 by Don Spann and covers a drainage ditch near Look Away Farm. It got the name from the sound it makes as you drive over the bridge. [Review 20004 overall - 1089 in South Carolina - 979 of 2023.]