T. Hotels

Glenn Springs Hotel, Spartanburg, SC | History Of SC Slide Collection

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Glenn Springs Hotel, in Spartanburg County. Built 1838, it burned in 1941. This photograph was probably taken about 1900. A train brought vacationers and South Carolinians escaping the heat of the...

The Highland Park Hotel | History Of SC Slide Collection

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The Highland Park Hotel was an important part of the "Winter Colony" of Aiken, photographed here in February of 1894. Built in 1866, the hotel provided luxury accommodations for wealthy visitors from...

The Highland Park Hotel Burning | History Of SC Slide Collection

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The Highland Park Hotel burning. C.D. Hardt, photographer, 1898. Courtesy of the Aiken County Historical Museum.

Advertising Brochure For The Hobkirk Inn | History Of SC Slide Collection

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An 1891 advertising brochure for "The Hobkirk Inn, established 1882" in Camden, shows a small girl and a rustic arbor to attract visitors to Camden's old gardens and pleasant winter climate. Courtesy...

Advertising For Resorts And Tourism | History Of SC Slide Collection

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The Southern Railway promoted the resort and tourist qualities of many of the South Carolina towns through which its passenger lines passed. This brochure advertises the charms of the village of...

Hotels: A Necessary And Important Business | History Of SC Slide Collection

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Hotels were a necessary and important business in the principal towns and county seats of South Carolina. Here the Chiquola Hotel and the Confederate monument in front of it were photographed for a...

The Columbia Hotel | History Of SC Slide Collection

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The Columbia Hotel, long a landmark for visitors to the city, was torn down in 1972. It appears here in a postcard photograph around 1900. Courtesy of the Howard G. Woody Postcard Collection.