26 Years of Pickens County Journalism
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Early History
Pickens County’s early history
Oolenoy…The Birthplace of Pickens County
Cornelius Keith history written by Jerry Lamar Alexander
Mary Lafoone Keith cave (Revolutionary War)
Rebuilding of Fort Prince George
Memories of Centennial Celebration
Historical Feature Stories
Historic Places
Hagood Mill
Meece Mill
Soapstone Baptist Church and Soapstone School
Hopewell
Hanover House
Museums
Pickens County Museum of Art & History
Hagood-Mauldin House and Irma Morris Museum of Fine Arts/Pickens County Historical Society
Central History Museum
Central Railway Museum
Clemson Area African American Museum
Clemson: Bob Campbell Geology Museum
Easley Area Museum
Liberty History Museum
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Memories of Yesteryear
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Clemson University
Southern Wesleyan University
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Podcasts
Sharon Hawkins, Finding Grace in the Wilderness
A Checkered Past Podcast
Local GoFundMe
Esley Holcombe fighting childhood cancer
Martha Gravely fighting cancer
Soapstone Preservation Endowment
Michelle Lockhart and family
Terry Rollins and family
Sassafras Mountain, Pickens County, the highest point in South Carolina
Photos by Karen Brewer, The Pickens County Chronicle
