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Anderson’s historic Rose Mansion to be torn down

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Sally Abney Rose, the daughter of textile tycoon John Pope Abney, lived in the big white mansion on Highway 28 near Interstate 85 in Anderson. John Abney owned and operated numerous mills across Anderson County and neighboring counties in the 1920s with over 2,500 employees. Sally often entertained at home with the who's who and the well-to-do around the area, including celebrities and politicians.

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Anderson’s historic Rose Mansion to be torn down

Sally Abney Rose, the daughter of textile tycoon John Pope Abney, lived in the big white mansion on Highway 28 near Interstate 85 in Anderson, heading towards Clemson on the left.

·South Carolina, United States
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FOX Carolina broke the news in South Carolina, United States on Saturday, March 30, 2024.
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