Lunch & Learn - From Railroad Stop to Historic Town - The History of Honea Path

Join us at the Anderson County Museum on November 3 as Justin Atkin, local historian and folk artist, tells us the story of Honea Path. Started as a stop along the Greenville and Columbia Railroad in the 1850s, it grew into a town with a cotton mill, a Carnegie library, and a name that many believe originated with the Cherokee. As we continue to celebrate 200 years of Anderson County's history, bring your lunch and learn about one of our towns.