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In the 1830s, Augusta Road got its name because it was the road that took you from Downtown Greenville to Augusta, Georgia.
It was named based on a historic hotel that had a fountain out front that fed off of the local spring, hence the origins of the name.
Many people to think Berea and Sans Souci are combined, but they're two separate areas that have their own unique touches.
Part of Pickens County, the city was named after William King Easley who was a General during the Civil War.
Pelzer was founded in the 1800s as a mill town on the Saluda River around several mill sites being developed by the Pelzer Manufacturing Company.
The town adopted the name "Miracle Springs" up until 1852 when it was changed to Williamston.
Not only a great place to call home, but it's also surrounded by beautiful mountains, lakes, streams, and waterfalls.
Home to BMW US Manufacturing Company, historic landmarks such as Greer Station, and many great residential neighborhoods.
Five Forks, SC is located at the intersection of Woodruff Road, Batesville, Scuffleton, and Bennetts Bridge.
Dating back to the Civil War, the area actually got its name from being the where gunpowder was made and ammunition was stored.
Mauldin is a thriving suburb of downtown Greenville that has its own DNA rich in history, activities, and great restaurants.
Simpsonville is located about 20 miles south of Greenville & part of the Golden Strip which also includes Fountain Inn & Mauldin.
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