South Carolina

Forty Acre Rock Heritage Preserve There are 2 photos. One says it is taken from the top of the 40 acre rock. Don't know if that is on top or looking down. The other photo is of flowers. The rock is actually 14 acres and not the 40 as it is called. It does indeed mention a cave. History? The history is vague and there are no photos. The Hancock Timber Resource Group. A photo and some history.

The Nature Conservancy, South Carolina Preserves Interesting history and descriptions of Preserves in South Carolina. Almost no photos. Rivers Bridge State Historic Site, they have all the state parks, local parks and National parks. But they also have an extensive photo gallery. The opening page is for Rivers Bridge State Historic Site but no sign of a bridge.

Francis Marion and Sumter National Forests A river and forests. They have a photo looking out of a cave and a mention of protected bat habitat. No other descriptions or history. No other sites or photos.

Natural Bridge at Keowee-Toxaway State Natural Area, 12 mi. N.W. of Pickens, South Carolina.

Waterfalls, Issaqueena Falls and Raven Cliff Falls and More of the Raven Cliff Falls but look to the bottom of the page to see the Cliffs and Dargan's Falls and the PBase Collection 

Charles Pinckney, National Historic Site and Congaree National Park and Cowpens National Battlefield and Fort Sumter National Monument and Kings Mountain National Military Park and Ninety Six National Historic Site

Bridges, the Wikipedia page

Rivers and Creeks, Waterfalls all with beautiful photos. In the Photo Gallery, you will find shoreline collections with docks, piers, water of course, birds, an otter, fishing boats, bridges of all sizes, cattails and palm trees, lighthouses and beaches, flowers and butterflies, pretty fog, Cathedrals, churches and cemeteries, even an octopus and waterfalls. Some of the photos at the bottom of the page would not open but I clicked on the spot and was able to see the collection within. There is even a castle. Wow. These were just from the "Images of the Coast" and they are all so beautiful. This website is by SCIway . net That's the rivers page. Click on the Photo Gallery in the column on the left side and enjoy.

South Carolina Hwy 11, Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway... Find many state parks, lakes, historic districts, historical information, waterfalls, lakes, the last covered bridge, the oldest stone bridge in SC and the Possum Trot School. It is a restored one room schoolhouse built in 1880. Costal South Carolina.

Historical Markers: Birthplace of John C. Calhoun, also find other nearby markers. It was rather odd that his birthplace, present condition?, looks to be a photo of a mobile home. He died in 1850. Perhaps it is more like a museum.

Castles and Lighthouses