Pendleton, SC - Historic, Friendly
Pendleton, SC is a small town in Anderson County, SC. The town was founded in 1790 and is the largest historic area in the entire United States. The town boasts lovely historic homes and plantations, a town square around a village green, and one of the friendliest populations found anywhere! Just four miles from Clemson University, Pendleton offers a combination of History, Education, Friendships and Laughter!
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Fetching RSS feed... please stand byA Note from the Mayor of Pendleton SC
I hope you'll come to visit our historic landmarks, our outstanding playground, or see a play at our community theatre. While you are here, have a delicious meal or buy that special gift.
Please feel welcomed!
Your friendly Mayor,
Carol
Pendleton Links!
- Ashtabula and Woodburn Plantations - Pendleton Historic Foundation
- Ashtabula and Woodburn information
- Pendleton District Commission
- Welcome to the Historic Pendleton District of South Carolina. The Pendleton District Historical, Recreactional and Tourism Commission invites you to explore the many wonders of our district.
- Pendleton Pride in Motion
- Never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world; indeed it its the only thing that ever has. Margaret Mead
Forging Alliances, Strengthening Neighborhoods Pendleton, South Carolina Farmers Hall Society B - Liberty Hall Inn and Cafe - Pendleton, South Carolina (between Anderson and Greenville) - BBOnline.com / Introduction
- Beautifully restored Piedmont Plantation House (c. 1840) with wraparound porches and comfortably furnished guestrooms. Located on 4 acres near the town square of Pendleton, South Carolina. Near Clemson University and I-85.
- MerchantsGateSC
- Merchants Gate is a new historic neighborhood in Pendleton South Carolina. Distinctly Southern, Distinctly Pendleton.
- Split Creek Farm Grade A Goat Dairy
- Award winning farmstead goat cheeses, goat milk fudge, goat milk soap, gift baskets and folk art. Split Creek dairy goats provide the milk for our products. Farm tours offered.
- Timms Mill
- Timms Mill - a wonderful place to visit!
- The Clemson Little Theatre
- The Clemson Little Theatre
P.O.Box 1625 Clemson, SC 29633 (864)646-8100
Located in the Pendleton Playhouse at 214 S. Mechanic Street Pendleton,SC
The Clemson Little Theatre started in 1931 as a small re - Rocky Retreat Bed & Breakfast - Pendleton, South Carolina (between Clemson and Anderson) - BBOnline.com / Introduction
- Rocky Retreat Bed & Breakfast is a quiet country place located among the gentle foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Pendleton, South Carolina.
- GREETING CARDS FOR FUN!
- I enjoy making my own greeting cards and did it before the age of computers. Now I have lots of fun learning new ways to make them. One of my favorite things to do is to swap heads using clip art and a picture of the person I am making the card for. I have a program that let's you do a few of them b
- South Carolina SC - Calendar of Events, Festivals - October 2008
- SCIway's South Carolina Calendar of Events and Festivals for October 2008
Guardhouse
The old Guardhouse sits on the village green, the center of downtown Pendleton. Built in 1860, this wonderful building is a must see.Thank you, Jo, for this update:
Wanted to let everyone know that the Guard House is now open for visitors. If you've wondered about the building, now is the time to come and see. The Pendleton District Commission is using it as a visitors center while Hunter's Store is being renovated. It still has the charm many of you remember when it was the town library. I only hope I can be as welcoming and helpful as Helen George who served as the town librarian for many years.
Note: During my childhood in Pendleton, this building housed our library. 1950-60's.
In the old Farmers Hall, a New Restaurant
1826 on the Green
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1826 on the Green is owned and run by Lorett Hayes, renowned chef. Closed on Monday. Lunch is Tues - Sat and Dinner is Thurs - Sat.864-646-5500
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Pendleton Community Celebrations!
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Pendleton Spring JubileeJuly - Freedom Fest - July 4 Celebration This year the celebration will be held June 28, 2008, at Veterans Park. 5:30 till 10 p.m. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Bring a chair or a blanket. No coolers, alcohol or tobacco allowed.
Come join the fun in Pendleton!
Evening Under the Stars at Woodburn on Friday October 3
Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday October 11
December - Holidays in the Village - Christmas Tree Lighting, Merchants in period costume singing, arts and crafts, carolers.
Christmas Parade
Pendleton on U-tube
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"Man of Constant Sorrow" done by Tugalo Holler at Timms Mill near Pendleton, SC
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Pendleton Historic Sites
This is not a total list. The historic areas in Pendleton are far too numerous to list here.The photo to the right is Hunter's Store, built in 1850 and now the home of the Pendleton Historic District Commission.
Hunter's Store Warehouse is also standing and was built in 1880. It has a lovely captain's walk or widow's walk that provides a view of the Blue
Ridge Mountains.
The Farmer's Hall was built in 1828 and is pictured in the introduction to this lens. The site is a restaurant now. It is the oldest Farmer's Hall in existence today. More information is available in the links list.
Astabula and Woodburn Plantations -- see the links list for more information on these beautiful homes.
Gallows Hill built in 1840 - named so because it is believed that a hanging took place on this site.
St. Paul's Episcopal Church 1822. On a walking tour of the graveyard that surrounds the beautiful little church you would find graves for Thomas Green Clemson and Charles Pinckney.
Personal note: Our mother used to point to that graveyard and remind us "Colonel Bernard Bee is buried there. He is the man who named Stonewall Jackson "Stonewall".
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Islander! Friday night!
What Main Street looked like way back when.....
Shape Note Singing at historic St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Singing at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. Pendleton, SC
An Old Time Christian Harmony Shape-note Singing was presented at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Pendleton, SC on Sunday, April 6, 2008 during the Pendleton Spring Jubilee.
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Remember the old jail?
It was really only used for short term prisoners until they could be moved.
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from the comments section. Thank you, Nancy!Posted July 17, 2008
Nancy
This is in answer to Anthony's question about the old jail. It was behind the Hunter's Store Warehouse set in the bank of that hill. It was an awful place but the prisoners did get to eat hot dogs from Miles & Crenshaws Cafe.
Extra! Extra! Pendleton High Graduates Publish E-Book!
Banish the Blahs and Be Happy!
Banish the Blahs and Be Happy!Joan Tate Adams and Betty Tate DeLorme recently published Banish the Blahs and Be Happy! This is an e-book. Download and print from your own computer! I love e-books! For more information about Banish the Blahs and Be Happy!, visit my blog. Link to the blog is next on this page! Y'all Come!
Also read Beat the Blues
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Pendleton News
Fetching RSS feed... please stand byMore Pendleton Links - Pendleton is popular on-line!
- Town of Pendleton
- Progress and the past go hand-in-hand in the historic town of Pendleton, South Carolina. Founded in 1790 on land which just a few years earlier had been a part of the Cherokee Indian Nation, Pendleton now is one of the largest historic districts in the nation. A mixture of rugged Scots-
- Pendleton Historic Foundation, Historical Houses
- Pendleton South Carolina historic organizations and historic houses at Ashtabula and Woodburn
- Barrett's Place
- A community-built playground project in Pendleton, SC. This community actually raised the money and physically built this wonderful playground. Be sure to visit this website. A true story of a community coming together to create something wonderful!
- Pendleton Area Business Association
- Pendleton Area Business Association
- Anderson School District Four
- Anderson School District Four Information
- Tri-County Technical College
- Tri-County Technical College - information
- The Pendleton Cafe and Coffee Shop
- MENUSBREAKFAST LUNCH DESSERTS COFFEE DRINKS GOOD TO GO
- TheMercantileStore.com
- à la carte Our Instructors Stamping What's New
Stamping Classes Stamping Vendors Beading What's New
Beading - Garrison Arena Brochure
- This link will take you to the Garrison Arena Brochure, a pdf file.
- Ammons Portrait Studio & Gallery
- Ammons is Upstate South Carolina's #1 Photography Studio & Gallery. We have the best prices in the Upstate. We are conveniently located in historic Pendleton, SC. Contact us at 864-646-6768.
- Welcome to Rob Gentry Pottery
- Visit Rob Gentry's beautiful pottery studio!
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Pendleton - Old Photos
Great Historic Photos of Pendleton - provided by the community to Ohme
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Old Pendleton Photos Part 2
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This lens is a continuation of Pendleton Old Photos. Pendleton Old Photos It was getting quite long with nearly 50 pictures and I thought it was about time to start a second part as I still have more photos to share. Pendleton folks of all ages have...
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Pendleton - Old Photos
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Most of these old Pendleton photographs date to the early 1900's. How did I get these photos? Well, that is a good story. One day Frank Crenshaw showed me these photos and I asked him if I could get copies made. He told me that Mr. Norton Campbell h...
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1958 Lions Club- Cummings Sloan, Sam Jones, Mel Tate (our dad), Unknown, and Dexter Gossett. Who is between Dad and Deck?
Good Story about Sam Jones - in photo above
from comments section - Thank you, Sheila Wood!
Coach then had it mounted at the stadium, thus we have the "Howard's Rock"! I have newspaper articles about this and love to show them to my friends...............
Howard's Rock - Clemson Tigers Official Site
- Football :: Clemson Tigers - Official Athletic Site
- The Official Athletic Site for the Clemson Tigers , member of the Official College Sports Network. The most comprehensive coverage of Clemson Tigers Athletics on the Internet.
Pendleton Squidoo Lens in the News!
Your community spirit is making you famous!
- Anderson Independent
- Click on the tidbits and see your support and involvement in this lens have made the news!!! How exciting for all of us! You will have to scroll down past one article.
- Squidoo City Guide
- Pendleton continues to make the news! Visit this site now to see Pendleton highlighted once again!
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Halloween Trunk or Treating
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Every Halloween our Church, Pendleton United Methodist Church, sponsors "Trunk or Treating" on the square in Pendleton, SC. The volunteers ask community members to bring their cars on the square and to have their trunks decorated so the children can...
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Pendleton Happenings
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This lens is intended to keep you informed of events and other news about Pendleton SC. We are a small historic town nestled in the foothills of upstate SC. Even though we are a small community, we have a lot going on as you can see by the listings....
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Pendleton's Friends of the Park (FOTP)
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FRIENDS OF THE PARK (FOTP) Pendleton, South Carolina Friends of the Park meets every third Monday at 6 pm at Pendleton United Methodist Church in the social hall. Everyone who is interested in the future of our Veterans Park is invited to attend. Fr...
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Pendleton Businesses
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Pendleton,South Carolina is an amazing small town and is home to wonderful shops and restaurants as well as great service oriented businesses. I hope you enjoy reading about them and will patronize our business community. Birthday Present.............
Stornoway, Scotland - Sister City
Thank you, Amber Barnes for this great Sister City information!
April 5, 2001, the Mayor of Pendleton, Carol Burdette, and the Convener of the Western Isles of Scotland, Alex McDonald, formally declared the twinning by signing the official documents. The cremony was held on the Village Green in Pendleton.
March 21, 2002, Convener MacDonald and Mayor Burdette signed the official documents at a ceremony held in Stornoway, Scotland.
The leaders of both communities entered into the relationship with the hopes of sharing ideas and the exchange of citizens while fostering a greater friendship and understanding between the United States and the United Kingdom.
It is the ultimate goal of this partnership to deepen friendship and mutual understanding through educational, cultural, industrial and economic exchanges.
On April 9, 2007, The Pendleton Delegation dedicated a park in honor of our Sister City. The Sister City Park is located by Liberty Hall Inn on S. Mechanic Street.
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Signing Declaration with Sister City
Do you live in Pendleton? Tell us what you love most about Pendleton!
Did you enjoy the lens about Pendleton? I'd love to hear from you!
This is the place to tell us about Pendleton, or what you thought about the lens about Pendleton. I appreciate all of your comments. Come back to see us! I will continue to update the lens in the weeks and months ahead!
Note: You do not need to be a member of Squidoo to make a comment. Pendleton folk, tell me what you think of my home town braggin!
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eccles1
What a wonderful lens! Posted September 27, 2008 |
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OhMe
Love the addition of the Sister City information. Posted September 27, 2008 |
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JustAls
This lens makes me want to visit Pendleton all the way from NY! Great work, Posted September 22, 2008 |
I grew up in Pendleton.I left three years ago so my husband could be closer to his job. I still own my family home. It is my memories of a wonderful family and hometown. Anybody want to buy a home in Williamston so I can move back? Joan and Nancy..Thanks from the whole Clark family!! PS. I have asked my older brother to look at the 49-50 basketball team picture to see if he can ID any of those guys.
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TeaLady
Fantastic lens making!! Keep going!!!! Posted August 27, 2008 |
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JoanneOtt
Really great lens. You have put a lot of love into this. thanks for all the great information. Joanne Posted August 23, 2008 |
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bbug
You really made me want to visit Pendleton. Lots of information and it sounds exciting. Posted August 23, 2008 |
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Susan52
This lens is First Class all the way! Posted August 22, 2008 |
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laurieSherrod
Wow! This is so wonderful. I love living in Pendleton and brag on it all of the time. Where else can you have history, small town atmosphere, light traffic, and all of the culture and advantages of a nice university right next door? Posted August 20, 2008 |
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CCB
What an absolutely wonderful town! The Islander Pub and Grill looks like a place Guy Fieri would have fun visiting on his show "Diners, Drive Ins and Dives." Posted August 19, 2008 |
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JohannTheDog
What a fantastic tribute to your town! My Mum grew up in a small town and dreams of living near one again. A nice little farm, near a small town, with some land for us pups! Woofs, johann Posted August 14, 2008 |
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Pam_Specht
Thank you Joan!! :o) Our goal is to get the word out and be a part of keeping this town beautiful...inside and out!! Pam Posted August 05, 2008 |
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Pam_Specht
Thank you Joan!! :o) Our goal is to get the word out and be a part of keeping this town beautiful...inside and out!! Pam Posted August 05, 2008 |
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TheInfamous7
What a beautiful Lens Joan!! After finishing i feel im missing out being stuck here in the UK ;-) Posted August 04, 2008 |
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otessa
Wow...this makes me miss home so much! I grew up in Pendleton, graduated PHS in 1981, attended Clemson from 1981-1985 and then worked there until 1997 when I got married and moved to Atlanta. It's just not the same in the big city, that's for sure. Nobody knows me, nobody cares. I long for the days when I worked at Revco and knew everyone who walked in the door by name. I want to come home! :( Posted July 29, 2008 |
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ElizabethJeanAllen
Have you ever been out to Francis Beidler Forest? I think you would like it. I've considered doing some lenses on some of the popular Charleston Tourist sites but I haven't had time. Posted July 28, 2008 |
I loved learning all about Pendleton. It is such a wonderful place. I am hoping we will have our next family reunion in Pendleton. Thanks for giving us such a wonderful tour.
Posted July 25, 2008
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PotPieGirl
What a FANTASTIC lens! You've done Pendleton proud with THIS work of art! Posted July 24, 2008 |
This is my first time visiting this page (thank you Nancy!) and I loved reading it all. I have lived in Pendleton since 1991 (came from Massachusetts) and have loved living here! Towns like this don't exist much anymore. The people are so nice...the history is awesome...and the atmosphere that Pendleton gives off is so charming and comfortable. One of the main reasons I have stayed in this town is because of my kids. I love the hometown atmosphere and how it is very family orientated here... what better place to raise a child! I have considered moving to Charleston because I love the beach...if I decide not to it will only be because of Pendleton!!
Posted July 24, 2008
Pendleton is such a great place to live and work. The residents are so involved in making and keeping the town quaint and energized at the same time. I love bringing my family to the town of Pendleton!!
Posted July 23, 2008
I have lived in Pendleton now for 14 years and love the charm and beauty around our town. I have come to love eating lunches or dinners at the Liberty Hall Inn and Cafe. The best food I have ever tasted. And I used to live in the Washington DC area! Keep up the great work!
Posted July 23, 2008
It is fun to read everybody's comments. I was raised by a Gamecock Family, and was told that nothing about the Clemson area was good....but that all changed when I moved here in 1968 from a traumatic situtation, and I felt that the Pendleton Presbyterian Church loved me back into becoming a human being. For the years I "taught" in District 4, I am grateful. My 4th and 5th graders taught me a lot more than I taught them. It makes my day when a former student recognizes me and says, "Hello!" I love living here.
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How many small town's do you live in that this would happen? Last night I was at our local Cheer's (Islander) and Nancy Hellams was there before going to a meeting and Doc called, he needed a onion to complete his wonderful green beans. Nancy ask me when I was leaving, I told her I would be glad to take a onion to him. So the Islander was right in there to lead a hand and gave me a onion to take to Doc! Well he still makes house calls so I just returned the favor!
Posted July 22, 2008
Saturday went to the farmers market to get some fresh veggie's with my girls (2 pet bunnies). Then after taken them home went to eat at 1826 for lunch with friends!
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OhMe
Last Thursday my grandson and I went on the square for the Farmers Market and it was so wonderful to see such a fantastic crowd of people. He purchased some fudge from Split Creek Farms and tasted a blackberry which he didn't like. It looked like Danny Tyson was selling lots of his delicious Organic Vegetables. We then went to the new Bakery and had a wonderful Strawberry/white chocolate muffin and then to Mountain Made to get one of my favorite candles. A fun afternoon! Posted July 21, 2008 |
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spirituality
Wow Joan, this is a great lens :) Posted July 21, 2008 |
Nancy, I just saw your question. Yes, my Dad went to Pendleton High School. He is Henry "Spratt" Jones. He really enjoyed seeing this lens, said he even spent the night once in the old jail! LOL
Posted July 20, 2008
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Wow! Thanks for putting in all the time it took for this well done lens. 5* and a blessing from a Squid Angel :) Posted July 20, 2008 |
Pendleton is the best. I moved here four years ago and its a slice of Heaven in SC. If you visit..... stop in and say hi to any of the Merchants and they will be happy to take time to share their insights into this great community.
We love visitors and who knows... you may wish to join our great community and become a resident.
Posted July 19, 2008
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ElizabethJeanAllen
Sounds like an interesting town. I've driven through it but never stopped. Next time through I'm stopping. Posted July 19, 2008 |
Love it, Joan! Tomorrow, I will be in PENDLETON for our 50th High School Reunion!! So looking forward to seeing everyone and being "home" again!
Posted July 18, 2008
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lifelongfitness
Seems like quite the interesting small towns. Love the pictures. Keep the lens updated with new pictures :) 5* Posted July 18, 2008 |
Moved toPendleton about 1 year ago, fell in love with it on my first visit and new this was my new home. The community opened their hearts to us and we are truly blessed with our new friends and caring community. We have a new home that we will never leave!
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Joan4
Sandra!! How fun to see you on here! Thank you for your comments! Oh, yes, I knew who your daddy was in the pic! I can never forget your sweet daddy! Your folks were always so nice to me -- and your Granma Lindemann too! (I hope I remembered her name correctly -- I can see her in my mind's eye - what happy memories at your house!) Click on my profile and the contact me button and send me an e-mail. I would love to stay in touch with you! Posted July 18, 2008 |
Joan, I always knew that you were one of the smartest girls in our class of 1962. Well, I don't live in Pendleton now, but I was born and raised there. I married my husband, Ray, and left there 44 years ago, but I will always carry those sweet, sweet, memories of growing up there in my heart. I come back to visit my mother and family often, and by the way, the man in the picture on the far right is my Sweet, Precious Daddy, Dexter Gossett - Oh how I miss him...
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OhMe
S.O.U.P. (Supper On Us Pendleton) is a new organization that will be delivering meals to Pendleton Shut Ins three days a week. If you are interested in helping or making a donation, please contact Missy Nail 864-934-7668 mnail@clemson.edu Posted July 18, 2008 |
Pendleton is the greatest! The people are wonderful, the town is beautiful and I agree coming from New York City, it is definitely a slice of heaven. Thank you for your hospitality and definitely want to visit again rela soon!
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I'm moving tomorrow! What a charming place. 5*s Posted July 17, 2008 |
I have been part of the Pendleton community for over 13 years now and love it...I understand why my parents had to "retire" here and open up The Mercantile. Can you believe that was 20 years ago!! We have been blessed with so many wonderful people supporting our business. So many caring people who are more than just customers. If you haven't been in before, we would love to meet you...our windows are heavily tinted so we may look closed, just push the door. If it is not raining Happy The Crab will be out when we are open.
Posted July 17, 2008
There is nothing NOT to love about Pendleton. I'm a damn yankee who came 46 years ago as the bride of a native son, and I'll never leave unless my girls put me away somewhere. Even then,I'll be back to be buried or sprinkled at the Presbyterian Church.
History,cultural activities,fine schools,caring people,and FUN abound in this wonderful small town.I'm proud to call myself a citizen of South Carolina,and especially,of Pendleton.
Thanks for promoting your hometown on the web Joan. You've done a great job.
Posted July 17, 2008
We came here ten years ago and have not looked back since. What a great place to live. Warm, friendly,caring people who stay involved in their community and look to always improve there special small town. History is alive and well in this small town!
Posted July 17, 2008
Joan, I am so happy to see something go so well with our dear ole' Pendleton. I was born here and left when I was 19 to go find my true love. I found him 39 yrs ago and now I just retired and moved back. My Father,Dexter Gossett, was Mayor here for 18 yrs and I am so happy to be back and see all my former friends and get to hear all the good things my Father did in his terms as Mayor. All of Pendleton opened their arms to welcome me back.
A wonderful place to live.
Posted July 17, 2008
Wow, how great it is to live in Pendleton again! I'm one of those that moved away for about 25 years and I have been back for five. Being a member of such a friendly, charming, caring, growing community is the best! We welcome all to come visit our town and enjoy the delights of the Village Green. Thanks for the lens!
Posted July 17, 2008
I always say that Pendleton is the best place in the whole world!!! We are so fortunate to maintain a caring community where we all help each other out. I wouldn't WANT to be anywhere else!!
Posted July 17, 2008
This is in answer to Anthony's question about the old jail. It was behind the Hunter's Store Warehouse set in the bank of that hill. It was an awful place but the prisoners did get to eat hot dogs from Miles & Crenshaws Cafe.
Posted July 17, 2008
Pendleton is a place that everyone is so involved with the community and it shows in everything that we do! Pendleton is Paradise!
Posted July 17, 2008
I am eight years old and I love to go to the Mercantile and buy little puppets.I got a Porcupine,Wolf,Polar bear and squirrel!They also have cards you can make with stamps.
Posted July 17, 2008
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Nice lens, Joan! Thanks for bringing Pendleton to the Squidoo City Guide. Posted July 17, 2008 |
Pendleton is a fantastic place to live. We have great schools, a variety of restaurants and shops, lots of history and wonderful people in our little town.
Posted July 17, 2008
Just wanted to let everyone know that the Village Baker is opening today, July 17. It's a "soft" opening, so go by and get a taste of what's to come. Pete and Barb Rizzo plan to be open on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. It will be a great addition to the town known for good food and friendly people.
Posted July 17, 2008
Pendlteon is a wonderful place to visit. I have been several times. Most recently, I visited my cousin and we walked around Main Street. Had such a great time. There is a real sense of community among the folks that live there and they are some of the friendliest folks I have ever met.
Posted July 17, 2008
Sheila,
Did your dad go to Pendleton High School? I loved the story of your granddad. My husband remembers him. Thanks for sharing that info.
Posted July 17, 2008
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Joan4
Thank you, Sheila! That's great news! I am adding Sam Jones to the photo caption right now! And I love your story about the "rock"!! Thank you for including that, too! Posted July 16, 2008 |
Well, it has been confirmed by my Dad and my Aunt that the second man from the left on the Lions Club picture is my Grandfather. I remember my Papa well, but this picture was taken five years before I was born. The one story that I like to tell people about my Papa Jones (Sam Jones) is how he was great friends with Coach Howard. While in California, Papa picked up a rock in Death Valley and brought it back to Coach Howard as a souvenir.
Coach then had it mounted at the stadium, thus we have the "Howard's Rock"! I have newspaper articles about this and love to show them to my friends................Thanks again for all the memories!
Posted July 16, 2008
I was showing someone our wonderful playground a couple of weeks ago and she said that she thought it was great how the people in this area embrace children. I have been thinking a lot about that. Isn't that a great thing to be known for: a town that embraces its children. I love it! There is a group of granddads that can be seen working at the park either putting together picnic tables, painting, or whatever needs to be done. You can see grandmothers sweeping and picking up litter. People with no children are out there working to keep it up. We have a group called "Friends of the Park" and we had over 200 volunteers for our recent fundraiser, Freedom Fest. The volunteers were all ages. Yes, I am so glad that I live in a town that embraces its children!
Posted July 16, 2008
Pendleton is my hometown, and I get back there whenever I have a chance. There's so much going on there now that it is amazing, and you've done a great job of capturing it!
Posted July 16, 2008
The Pendleton Community Center, Inc. is initiating a Tennis Camp for all youth aged 6 years old to 14 years old (15 years old to 18 years old may participate/volunteer as assistants).
The camp will be on Tuesdays (July 22nd, July 29th, Aug. 5th, Aug. 12th) and Thursdays (July 24th, July 31st, Aug. 7th, Aug. 14th) from 10:30am to 12pm.
Registration/Orientation will be Tuesday, July 22nd at 10:30am at the PCC. There will be an information sheet available (with details) and a registration/parental consent form that will need to be completely filled and signed by the parent/guardian of each child participating/volunteering.
There is no fee/charge for this program. The program will be at the PCC located at 305 West Queen Street in Pendleton.
For more information, please contact Mark Farris at 864.356.8986.
Posted July 16, 2008
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Joan4
Again, thank you all! These comments are so much fun to read!!! I am having fun recognizing you -- even when you just leave first names!! As you can tell, I am seriously Squidoo-addicted at the moment, but promise to get back to my e-mails soon! Posted July 16, 2008 |
We have lived in Pendleton for 5o years and it is a wonderful place. We also travel a lot, but so thankful when we get home to have a place with no traffic problems, friendly people, lots of history and fun places to visit. Had lunch yesterday with friends at the new 1826 ON THE GREEN - just awesome. Joan this is great - where have you been?
Posted July 16, 2008
I recently met several friends for a very enjoyable lunch at 1826 on the Green. What a fun time!!! Relaxed atmosphere, delicious food, good service ----all in the beautiful old Farmers Hall.
Highly recommend!!!
Posted July 16, 2008
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flowergardener
What a beautiful small town to come from Joan! You've done a great job here, makes me want to visit! Posted July 16, 2008 |
I see the pic of the old jail house where is or was it located?
Posted July 15, 2008
I went to Pendleton ages ago...and this lens sure does make me want to go back!! what a lovely town!
Posted July 15, 2008
This summer, on the village green, there's bluegrass music every Friday evening starting at 7PM. If you pick, or just like to listen, come on down!
Posted July 15, 2008
This is a lovely site that really captures the charm of Pendleton. It's a wonderful place to visit and an even better place to live.
Thanks for bringing more awareness of our town to the web!
Posted July 15, 2008
LOOKING FOR A GREAT PLACE TO HAVE A WEDDING? PENDLETON OFFERS GREAT VENUES. THE LOVELY VILLAGE GREEN, HISTORICAL HOMES WOODBURN AND ASTABULA, LIBERY HALL INN. ALL ARE STORYBOOK SITES. WEDDING VENDORS INCLUDING PHOTOGRAPHERS, FLORISTS, CONSULTANTS AND CATERES ALL WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE. HOW CONVENIENT!!!!
Posted July 15, 2008
Pendleton Cafe and Coffee Company has the most wonderful food - the Tomato Mozzarella Melt is out of this world. Also very,very friendly to children.
Pendleton is a wonderful place to live- I've been all over and the people are amazing here.
Posted July 15, 2008
I have visited Pendleton many times and think it is a wonderful place. Everyone is so friendly.
Posted July 15, 2008
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mulberry
I enjoyed my visit, small towns are great places to live. Posted July 14, 2008 |
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Book Recommendation
Angels in the ER: Inspiring True Stories from an Emergency Room Doctor
Amazon Price: $9.59 (as of 10/12/2008)
