Blue Ridge Parkway was originally called the ‘Appalachian Scenic Highway’. The project of the “Blue Ridge Parkway” placed under the jurisdiction of the National Park Service, started in 1935 and took over fifty-two years to complete. It runs from the southern terminus of Shenandoah National Park’s Skyline Drive in Virginia to U.S. Route 441 at Oconaluftee in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Cherokee, North Carolina.
The Parkway has no direct interchanges with interstate highways, offers overlook and picnic areas, and commercial vehicles are prohibited. The roadway is not maintained during the wintertime and several sections which pass over higher elevations are often impassable and therefore closed from late fall to early spring.
Because the lush Blue Ridge Mountain range puts on one of the longest-running leaf color displays in the country, October is the month to enjoying nature’s grand show and the numerous events and art festivals in the Blue Ridge Mountains and in our area.
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The Greer Station Association presents the First Annual Fall Gallery Walk. Greer Station merchants will be showcasing the artwork of various students and instructors from the Visual and Performing Arts Department at Greenville Tech Greer Campus, as well as the work of local artists. On 9/11/08 the International Ballet will be at the beautiful restored Davenport and you can meet the dancers, see costumes up close, and check behind-the-scene photos from their productions.
There is also a exhibition of photographs from Greenville and Europe in 100 Trade Street.
Gallery Walks and Open House at 100 Trade Street are on
9/4/2008 and 9/11/2008 from 5:30 pm - 8 pm.
Discover more about this and other Upstate events or festivals on our events list website
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TransDomo, LLC - Real Estate, Start-Up and Business development
Immobilienvermittlung , Start-up und Business Development Service in den USA
ShellTree Realty
Flavia & Klaus Westerwelle
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Email: info@transdomo.com
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The International Festival celebrates Spartanburg’s diverse community.
Enjoy diverse music and dance that spans the globe at the International Festival. Catch strolling performers or take a seat in front of four festival stages throughout the day in and around Barnet Park. Stroll through the International Folk Art Market, which features artists and cooperatives represting artists from across the globe. The International Boulevard of Foods offers a variety of foods from hina, Germany, Japan, Jamaica, Greece, France, Kenya, the Middle East, Laos, and much much more. Browse through exotic spices or authentic souvenirs at the Tourist Trade. The Avenue of Nations offers visitors to ask questions, learn about different cultures or reconnect with their roots.
At the International Kid’s Zone children can learn about other countries from around the world with hands on activities.
Come “Meet the World” through food, music, dance, art and more at the 23rd annual Spartanburg International Festival on September 27, 2008.
Saturday September 27, 2008
11 am - 6 pm
Barnett Park, Spartanburg, SC
International Festival
Discover more Upstate events and fetivals in our :
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TransDomo, LLC - Real Estate, Start-Up and Business development
Immobilienvermittlung , Start-up und Business Development Service in den USA
ShellTree Realty
Flavia & Klaus Westerwelle
Phone: 864.908.0690
Email: info@transdomo.com
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Cumulative historical statistics.
Single family/ Condo / Townhouse on the market in Greenville, SC in July ‘08.
Based on information from the Multiple Listing Service of Greenville, South Carolina, Inc. for the period January 2007 to August 10th, 2008
Source: MLS / Greenville
While representative of the market activity, these figures may not include all sales brokered by Member firms, and should not be viewed as all inclusive of sales transacted within the reference time periods.
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TransDomo, LLC - Real Estate, Start-Up and Business development
Immobilienvermittlung , Start-up und Business Development Service in den USA
ShellTree Realty
Flavia & Klaus Westerwelle
Phone: 864.908.0690
Email: info@transdomo.com
http://www.transdomo.com

The Price House is a stately and unique brick house located near Spartanburg. Its sturdy Flemish-bond brick construction and three stories are not very common for this area. It was build in 1795 by Thomas and Ann Price on their 2,000 acre plantation. Thomas was a postmaster and operated a general store and tavern.
The “house of publick entertainment” provided room and board for stagecoach travelers.
The Price House can be visited year round on Sundays and between April-October on Saturdays, also.
Take I-26 to Exit 28. Take 221 S towards Woodruff turn left at second light onto Hobbysville Road, go ca.3.5 miles, turn right into Price House Road, go ca. 3/4 mile turn right on Oak View Farms Road, Price house is on the fork of Price House Road and Oak View Farms Road.
Open:
Year round Sunday 2 pm - 5 pm
April - October
Saturday 11 am - 5 pm
Cost: Adults $ 4 / Youth $ 2.50
1200 Oak View Farms Road,
Spartanburg, SC 29376
Call: 864-576-6546
Price House
Discover more things to do and visit on our events website for September 2008 here : Events
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TransDomo, LLC - Real Estate, Start-Up and Business development
Immobilienvermittlung , Start-up und Business Development Service in den USA
ShellTree Realty
Flavia & Klaus Westerwelle
Phone: 864.908.0690
Email: info@transdomo.com
http://www.transdomo.com
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