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Local Historian Traces County’s Path to Bicentennial — The Anderson Observer
Greg Wilson/Anderson ObserverAnderson County’s bicentennial arrives not as a single celebratory note, but as a long, slightly weathered chord of courthouse lore, a general’s road, cotton wealth, drought, rail lines, mills, and the stubborn habit of making do. Historian Tim Drake, president of the Pendleton Historic Foundation’s family roots run deep in the area, said it’s important to remember what shaped the county and its impact that lingers t…
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