Somewhat off the beaten path in the mountains of South Carolina, Seneca has two designated historic districts, one focused on commercial building erected in the 1880s to the 1930s, and the other located in a neighborhood of private homes constructed in architectural styles popular during the same time period.
"When the lake's full, you can go into North Carolina."
It's a Monday morning, and the water is still, and around the edge of the lake is a sandy, rocky, yellow beach that in other years wouldn't be there.
Alex Orr is at the wheel, and he pulls the boa...
The small town’s claims to fame include baseball’s Shoeless Joe Jackson and the poinsettia. A weekend here includes walks over waterfalls, 1920s nostalgia and a trip to the zoo.
Buzzard Roost
in
Oconee County
is a 501-acre preserve with views from its 1,769-foot-high namesake mountain. The preserve shelters the smooth coneflower, an endangered plant. Birdwatchers should bring binoculars to see warblers and the occasional turkey...
