History of Little Mountain, SC

[@mattheweburns]

Shealy! Your father was a great farmer and might have driven my school bus, best coolest guy ever

[@mattheweburns]

dad used to take us to the one road that climbed little mountain it’s self, he would park the truck in the road and let us take a turn we could drive if we could make it go without stalling up the hill. It is a significant mountain when you look at it that way! And the Koons, god bless David Koon… miss y’all

[@Realstuffadventures]

very interesting and well done !

[@tammyleederwhitaker649]

She is a Beauty! God took me to that Mountain. Witnessed some beautiful things up there.

[@JesusLovesU0777]

So I was driving from Chapin to Newberry and I look to my left to see a literal Mountain. And I thought to myself wow there's a mountain. Clearly hence the reason why this town is called a little mountain. And now I'm here learning the history of Little Mountain. Because it sparked my interest.

[@tammyleederwhitaker649]

I felt the ENERGY all on that Mountain.... WIND... TREES... Indian Land.. I felt the Spirits.

[@bullseyepewfessor6393]

Are there any hiking trails to the top of the mountain?

[@andyjohnson4119]

@@bullseyepewfessor6393 Mountain Street goes up the tower on the top

[@bullseyepewfessor6393]

Are there any hiking trails or road to the top?

[@mattheweburns]

Mets/Metz/Meatze/Meets and Haltiwangers and The Dutch Fork types, I miss my old stomping grounds. We used to always think we were growing up so far out we would never amount to anything without being in a city. Now look at how many folk have moved in from elsewhere to the point where I cannot afford to come home. Pet sites rd and wash lever catching crawdads in Wateree creek. 29075 for live

[@mattheweburns]

I grew up with the Chapmans and the Bowers. Remember doctor Pinner? I’ve been wanting to watch a video about their family history. Anyone to know These names would certainly know the Wises! Nanny and pappy wise said they always knew who was going by and what they were doing too

[@mattheweburns]

We found revolutionary era remnants of firearms and a still. Not far from the Mill at the River, but you will never find it. I just happened to know exactly where that lies, hopefully one day I can come home if the Yankees quit pushing home prices beyond the reaches of my generation who constantly deal with income disparity based on other regions that we never have been and never will go still affect our ability to earn at our homes

[@tammyleederwhitaker649]

My descendants are from Germany. I keep getting pulled to the land all over. Im being called. Wondrous! Places of War. Everywhere. The dead speak. As GOD. Witnessing.