Historic Timeline of Pendleton, SC
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Timeline of historical events and happenings in Pendleton, SC including historic and current photos of historic structures and houses in the Pendleton, SC area. Developed by the Pendleton Historic Foundataion with the assistance of the Pendleton District Commission who supplied the historic photos.
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- 2. Pendleton On the Frontier 1777 – 1800 Lowther Hall, oldest house still existing in Pendleton, built by Wm. Hunter. First mercantile firm of Wadworth, Turpin and Steele established in Pendleton by Wm Steele on S. side public square. Steele was Pendleton’s first postmaster, post office in store. 1793 Pendleton & Greenville merged to form Washington county with Pickensville as courthouse town. 1791 Village of Pendleton founded at Pendleton county courthouse site and a temporary log courthouse was built N. of the current public square. Land sale listed in Book A, Pg1. 1790 Hopewell-Keowee Presbyterian Church founded by Andres Pickens in Pendleton County John Miller built his house As a commissioner, helped establish Pendleton Village Samuel Loftis, Pendleton County’s first Sheriff, built 2-story brick house on lands that later became Ashtabula Plantation. Loftis as a commissioner helped establish Pendleton village. Pendleton & Greenville Counties established from Indian lands (Pendleton = TriCounty Area) 1789 South Carolina officially becomes a State 1788 Gen. Andrew Pickens builds a large log house on 573 acres and establishes Hopewell Plantation. As a county commissioner, helped establish Pendleton Village 1785 Signing of Peace Treaty at Treaty Oak with Cherokee, Choctaws and Chickasaw officially ceding their lands in South Carolina 1785 Indians who sided with British during Revolution vacated their lands in SC upstate after major defeat to the patriots. 1777
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- 10. Pendleton Village 1857
- 14. Town of Pendleton ~ 1950
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- 20. Pendleton’s Historic Markers On E. Queen St. at N Broad St.
- 21. Pendleton’s Historic Markers St. Paul’s Church Yard
- 22. Pendleton’s Historic Markers Old Cherry Rd - Clemson
- 23. Pendleton’s Historic Markers St. Paul’s Churchyard
- 24. Pendleton’s Historic Markers Vance Street
- 25. Pendleton’s Historic Markers Old Greenville Hwy
- 26. Pendleton’s Historic Markers US76 across from Tri County Tech
- 28. Hunter’s Store c. 1850 E. Queen St.
- 29. Farmer’s Hall (before 1928)
- 30. Hunter’s Store early 1900’s
- 31. E. Main St. (early 1900’s ?)
- 32. E. Queen St. (buildings now gone)
- 33. E. Main St. 1960’s, Center Portion c. 1793
- 34. Smith Oil Co c. 1935
- 35. E Main, about 1935
- 36. Keese Barn (antique barn & social hall) W. Queen St.
- 37. Aerial View of Blue Ridge Mill (1902)
- 38. Aerial View Baptist Church & Blue Ridge Mill (1902 from water tower at MiCassa)
- 39. MiCassa c. 1830 (1902)
- 41. James Hunter House c. 1860
- 42. Lowther Hall c. 1793
- 43. Sitton House c. 1859 First Brick House in Pendleton
- 44. Woodburn before 1970’s restoration
- 45. Tanglewood (burned 1970’s)
- 46. St. Paul’s Episcopal c. 1822
- 47. Pendleton Presbyterian Church Old Greenville Hwy, c. 1824 Corner Mechanic& Broad Sts., c. 1893
- 48. Pendleton Methodist Church c. 1834, burned c. 1939 Rebuilt using original front stained class window, later enlarged
- 49. Pendleton Baptist Church c. 1843
- 50. 4 th of July Parade (1905)
- 51. “ Red Shirt” Reunion on Square (1896 or 1906’s?)
- 52. Smythe Family at Woodburn The simple things made us happy back then…
- 53. Area Historic Sites Those not located in downtown area and will not be seen of upcoming “History Walk” through Pendleton.
- 54. Hopewell c. 1785 Off Old Cherry Rd. - Clemson
- 55. Hopewell Treaty Marker Old Cherry Rd., before crossing Lake
- 56. Montpelier c. 1849 Old Greenville Hwy, across from Refuge Baptist Church
- 57. Keeses’s Barn Memorial West Queen St.
- 58. Ashtabula c. 1825 Old Greenville Hwy Original House c. 1789
- 59. Woodburn c. 1830 US76, across from TriCounty Tech Moorhead Cabin 1810 and Adger carriage house (reproduction)