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94-SYO-27

1987

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This building at the corner of Cureton Ferry Rd and Reservation was owned by the Plylers who ran a small shop...

94-SYO-16

1987

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This church building sits on College Rd near Pottery Rd in Catawba SC.

60-SYO-30

1987

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The three-story, Italianate house with the four-story tower, was built for John Simpson Bratton Jr. and his...

60-SYO-29

1987

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The oldest structure at Historic Brattonsville, known today as the Col. William Bratton House, is believed to...

64-XYO-14

1982

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The Revolutionary House, built in 1776 by Colonel William Bratton, was originally a one-room log house with...

60-SYO-5

1987

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The building on the left is known as "The Brick House" at Historic Brattonsville and was constructed...

111-XYO-32

1982

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This home sits at 4731 Cureton Ferry Rd and belonged to Oliver and Dot Faris. Dot Faris served as Postmaster...

109-XYO-15

1982

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County tax records indicate this home was built in 1913, but two others less than 1/4 mile away in very similar...

109-XYO-11

1982

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County records state this home was built approx 1930.

109-XYO-9

1982

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With the steeple is the Catawba Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, and on the left the Catawba...

109-XYO-7

1982

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Most recently this home was operated as Penny Family Farm, which closed in 2020.

109-XYO-8

1982

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This was the longtime home of David Calvin Leslie Sr.

109-XYO-13

1982

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In the foreground is the Catawba Post Office and old Simpson store. The skinny building on the left is the Catawba...

94-SYO-13

1987

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This was the longtime home of David Calvin Leslie Sr.

95-SYO-1

1987

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This is the current Catawba Post Office, and on the right the former Simpson store which was run by HC Simpson...

1-TSD-35

1968

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San Marcos High 1965 yearbook has the pharmacy at 444 Mission Rd phone 744-5959, the area has been built up...

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