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"P" is for Presbyterian College. A liberal arts college affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA) and located in Clinton, Presbyterian College was…

“S” is for St. David's Parish. The backcountry parish of St. David's was established in 1768 and included the area of modern Marlboro, Darlington, and…

“Y” is for York in York County [population 6,985]. The courthouse town of York was originally known as Fergus' Cross Roads. Incorporated in 1849 it was…

“W” is for Wellford [Spartanburg County; population 2,030] Located in west-central Spartanburg County between the North and Middle Tyger Rivers, Wellford…

“D” is for “Death Valley.” Clemson Memorial Stadium, popularly known as Death Valley, is the third playing field for Clemson football. The stadium opened…

"P" is for Piedmont and Northern Railway. James B. Duke planned the Piedmont and Northern [P&N] electric railway to assist in the industrialization of the…

"D" is for Daniel, William Henry [1841-1915]. Farmer, businessman, tobacco pioneer. A native of North Carolina, “Buck” Daniel, moved to South Carolina…

"H" is for Hamilton, James, Jr. [1786-1857]. Congressman, governor. In a state known for its flamboyant politicians, Hamilton was among the most colorful…

"P" is for the Pee Dee River. The Pee Dee River is a river system that drains northeastern South Carolina and central North Carolina. It is properly…

"B" is for Bowles, Crandall Close [b. 1947]. Businesswoman. After earning earned a degree in economics from Wellesley College and an MBA from Columbia…