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Historical Markers in Mt. Carmel, South Carolina
McCormick is the county seat for McCormick County
Mt. Carmel is in McCormick County
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ADJACENT TO MCCORMICK COUNTY
Abbeville County (75) ►
Edgefield County (68) ►
Greenwood County (108) ►
Columbia County, Georgia (18) ►
Elbert County, Georgia (35) ►
Lincoln County, Georgia (13) ►
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| 1 ► South Carolina, McCormick County, Mt. Carmel — 33-10 — Calhoun Mill — Reported missing |
| Built ca. 1854 on a mill site in use since the 1770s, this large brick building on Little River was used for grinding corn, wheat, and other grains. A post office and various commercial enterprises operated near the mill during the 1800s. The . . . — — Map (db m18890) HM | |||
2 ► South Carolina, McCormick County, Mt. Carmel — Capture of Fort Charlotte — July 12, 1775 — South Carolina Cradle of Democracy Project —  |
| Less than a mile from this point, close to the Georgia shoreline of Lake Thurmond, lays the remains of Fort Charlotte now 50 feet under water. Named after the wife of King George III, Fort Charlotte was a British fort built in 1766. It was . . . — — Map (db m168566) HM | |||
| 3 ► South Carolina, McCormick County, Mt. Carmel — 33-8 — Fort Boone — Reported missing |
| Driven from the area at the start of the Cherokee War, settlers from Long Canes returned in the fall of 1760 and, under the protection of a party of Chickasaw Indians, reclaimed the land by building Fort Boone near here. — — Map (db m25200) HM | |||
| 4 ► South Carolina, McCormick County, Mt. Carmel — 33-1 — Fort Charlotte — |
| 6.6 miles southwest are the ruins of Fort Charlotte, built of local stone, 1765-1767, to protect the French, British, and German settlements near Long Canes. Maj. James Mayson's seizure of it, defended by Capt. George Whitfield and Lieut. St. . . . — — Map (db m9185) HM | |||
| 5 ► South Carolina, McCormick County, Mt. Carmel — Mt. Carmel Historical District — Village of Remembrance — |
| Mount Carmel, located on the northwestern portion of McCormick County, takes visitors on a trip back in time. The Mount Carmel Historic District is a picturesque example of a late 19th century village. In the early 1880s Mount Carmel turned . . . — — Map (db m11665) HM | |||