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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Greenwood County, South Carolina
Greenwood is the county seat for Greenwood County
Adjacent to Greenwood County, South Carolina
1 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Bradley — 24 23 — Bradley CCC Camp F-7 —  |
| 2 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Bradley — 24-18 — Cedar Springs A.R.P. Church — |
| 3 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Bradley — 24-8 — Londonborough Settlement — |
| 4 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Bradley — 24-9 — Patrick H. Bradley 18131887 — |
| 5 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Donalds — 377 — Greenville Presbyterian Church American Presbyterian and Reformed Historical Site — |
| 6 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Epworth — 24-13 — Dr. Benjamin E. Mays — |
| 7 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — 24 19 — Benjamin E. Mays Birthplace — |
| 8 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Constance Pope Maxwell 1875-1883 — |
| 9 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Dr. Benjamin Elijah Mays — |
| 10 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Dr. Benjamin James Sanders, Jr. 1899-1990 — |
| 11 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Emerald Farm A Working Goat Farm — |
| 12 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — 24-11 — Francis Salvador 1747-1776 — |
| 13 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Gleamns Dr. Mays Historic Preservation Site — |
| 14 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Greenwood County Confederate Monument — |
| 15 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Greenwood SC Memorial Marker — |
| 16 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — In God We Trust — |
| 17 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — In Memorium — |
| 18 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — 24-6 — John Henry Logan Reported missing |
| 19 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — 24-7 — John Perkins Barratt May 11, 1795 - September 29, 1859 — |
| 20 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — 24-14 — Louis Booker Wright — |
| 21 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Lynching in America / The Phoenix Massacre Community Remembrance Project — |
| 22 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Magnolia Cemetery — |
| 23 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Main Street "Broadest Street in the World' — |
| 24 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Marshal Ferdinand Foch — |
| 25 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Mathews Mill Veterans Monument — |
| 26 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Mount Pisgah A.M.E. Church — |
| 27 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Municipal Fountain — |
| 28 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Old Greenwood Cemetery — |
| 29 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — 24-16 — Rock Presbyterian Church — |
| 30 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — Textile Workers Monument — |
| 31 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — To The People of Greenwood County — |
| 32 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Greenwood — World War Memorial — |
| 33 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Hodges — 24-17 — Good Hope Baptist Church — |
| 34 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Hodges — Moorefield Memorial Highway — |
| 35 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Hodges — Old Cokesbury and Masonic Female College and Conference School — |
| 36 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Hodges — Parks / Greenwood County — |
| 37 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Hodges — Payne Institute — |
| 38 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Hodges — 24-5 — Tabernacle Cemetery — |
| 39 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — "Light Horse Harry" Lee Takes the Stockade Fort June 12, 1781 — |
| 40 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 96 Ninety Six National Historic Site — |
| 41 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Approach Trench June 2, 1781 — |
| 42 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Cherokee (Tsalagi) — |
| 43 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Covered Way 1781 — |
| 44 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Early Life in the Backcountry Gouedy's Trading Post and Fort Ninety Six — |
| 45 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Environmental Change From Forest to Park — |
| 46 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — First Blood Shed for Liberty — |
| 47 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — First Parallel May 28-June 1, 1781 — |
| 48 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Gouedy Trail and Charleston Road — |
| 49 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — In Memoriam — |
| 50 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Island Ford Road — |
| 51 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — James Birmingham — |
| 52 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-10 — John Waller 1741-1802 — |
| 53 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Lake Greenwood A Changing Landscape — |
| 54 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Law and Order in the Carolina Backcountry 1773 The Jail and the Courthouse — |
| 55 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Logan Log House — |
| 56 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Logan Log House — |
| 57 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — M-60 A3 Main Battle Tank — |
| 58 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Militiamen — |
| 59 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Monument to James Birmingham — |
| 60 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — New Priorities of Protection — |
| 61 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six 1775 A Colonial Center in a Time of Change — |
| 62 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-21 — Ninety Six Colored School — |
| 63 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six in the American Revolution The War in the Southern Colonies — |
| 64 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site A Revolutionary War Landmark — |
| 65 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site A Revolutionary War Landmark — |
| 66 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site A Revolutionary War Landmark — |
| 67 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Ninety Six National Historic Site / Greenwood County — |
| 68 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-3 — Old Ninety Six (2 miles south) — |
| 69 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Patriot Soldier — |
| 70 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-4 — Preston Brooks Dinner — |
| 71 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Second Approach Trench June 6, 1781 — |
| 72 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Second Parallel June 3, 1781 — |
| 73 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Sharpshooter — |
| 74 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Siege Trenches Reported missing |
| 75 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-15 — Siloam Baptist Church — |
| 76 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — 24-20 — Southern Railway Depot — |
| 77 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Spring Branch — |
| 78 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The American Revolution Comes to the South November 18-21, 1775 Six Years Before the Star Fort Siege There Was Williamson's Fort — |
| 79 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Artillery June 1, 1781 — |
| 80 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Attack — |
| 81 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The British Fortifications — |
| 82 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Forlorn Hope June 18, 1781 — |
| 83 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Lost Town of Cambridge 1783 - c. 1850 — |
| 84 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Mine Begun June 9, 1781 — |
| 85 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Patriot Force Arrives May 21-22, 1781 — |
| 86 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Patriots Lay Siege to the Star Fort May 22-June 18, 1781 — |
| 87 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Patriots Lay Siege to the Star Fort May 22-June 18, 1781 — |
| 88 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Rifle Tower June 13, 1781 — |
| 89 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Siege of Ninety Six 1781 — |
| 90 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Star Fort Heart of the Loyalist Defense — |
| 91 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Stockade Fort Ninety Six National Historic Site — |
| 92 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — The Well Begin June 12, 1781 — |
| 93 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Trader with Pack Horse — |
| 94 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Walking Tour of the Park — |
| 95 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Welcome to the Lake Greenwood State Recreation Area — |
| 96 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Why Did the British Burn Ninety Six? July 1781 — |
| 97 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Why Is It Called Ninety Six? A Colonial Backcountry Settlement — |
| 98 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Wm. Pierce Bennett Kinard — |
| 99 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Ninety Six — Woman and Child — |
| 100 ► South Carolina, Greenwood County, Promised Land — Historical Promised Land Community — |
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