Anderson City, Anderson County, South Carolina (SC) 29624

Anderson City

Anderson County, South Carolina

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Anderson City Hall is located at 401 South Main Street, Anderson SC 29624.
Phone: 864‑231‑2200.


Anderson South Carolina

Neighborhoods

  • Anderson Downtown Historic District
  • Anderson Historic District
  • Graylyn
  • Lakeridge
  • North Anderson Historic District
  • Aberdeen
  • Abney Mill Village
  • Allen Hill Wood
  • Alston Oaks
  • Amberwood
  • Anchor Point
  • Appleton Mill
  • Arden Chase
  • Ashley Downs
  • Ashton Place
  • Ashwood
  • Autumn Oaks
  • Autumn Place
  • Bailey Creek
  • Barrington
  • Beaver Run Trai
  • Beckenridge
  • Bellchase
  • Bellview
  • Bradford Ridge
  • Bradley Park
  • Brandon Plantatation
  • Bridgepointe
  • Bridgewater
  • Brittany Park
  • Brittany Park
  • Broadway Heights
  • Brook Meadows
  • Brookstone Acre
  • Brookstone Meadows
  • Brookwood
  • Calhoun Condominiums
  • Calhoun Hills
  • Canebrake
  • Canebreak
  • Cardinal Park
  • Carriage Gate
  • Carter Hall
  • Carter Woods
  • Casa Del Rio
  • Cateechee Shore
  • Centerville Terrace
  • Chasewater
  • Chasewater
  • Chateau Woods
  • Chiquola Condominiums
  • Clarendon
  • Cloverdale
  • Cloverhill
  • Cobblestone
  • Cobbs Glen
  • College Heights
  • Colonial Hills
  • Colony Woods
  • Concord Acres
  • Country Place
  • Country View
  • Crayton Hall
  • Crayton Manor
  • Creamer Estates
  • Creekwalk
  • Creekwood
  • Cross Pointe
  • Davis Plantation
  • Deer Run
  • Deerfield
  • Denver Cove
  • Devon Run
  • Devonshire
  • Diamond Pointe
  • Dobbins Estates
  • Dogwood Heights
  • Dove Hollow
  • Drake Crossing
  • Drakes Field
  • Dunhill
  • Edgewater Estates
  • Emerald Pointe
  • Englewood
  • Eskew Heights
  • Evergreen Hills
  • Fairfield Acres
  • Falcons Landing
  • Farmington
  • Fennell Pointe
  • Forest Park
  • Fox Valley
  • Foxwood Hills
  • Gambrell Point
  • Garden Gate
  • Gilmer Estates
  • Glenn Shores
  • Graham Estates
  • Graylyn
  • Great Oaks Estates
  • Green Hill Plantation
  • Green Meadows
  • Greenforest
  • Hammond Heights
  • Hampton Acres
  • Hampton Fields
  • Hanover
  • Harbor Gate
  • Harpers Ridge
  • Harrington Grove
  • Harrison Harbor
  • Hartwell Ridge
  • Hartwell Villas
  • Hawks Ridge
  • Hembree Station
  • Henderson Estatates
  • Heritage Hills
  • Hiawassee
  • Hidden Brooks
  • Hidden Falls
  • Hidden Lake
  • Hillcrest
  • Holiday Acres
  • Holly Creek
  • Homestead Estates
  • Honey Creek
  • Hopewell Crossing
  • Hunters Cove
  • Hunters Glen
  • Hunters Trail
  • Huntington Heights
  • Huntington Hill
  • Indian Hills
  • Inlet Pointe
  • Innisbrook
  • Jackson Pointe
  • Kensington Plantation
  • Kingland Hills
  • Kings Grant
  • Kingsgate
  • Kingsley Hills
  • Kingswood Terrace
  • Knotts Landing
  • Knoxwood Estate
  • Lake Park
  • Lakecrest
  • Lakeland
  • Lakeridge
  • Lakewood
  • Laurel Creek
  • Laurel Hills
  • Laurelwoods
  • Lazy Acres
  • Leeward Landing
  • Leisure Village
  • Lexington Place
  • Lexington Point
  • Liberty Hills
  • Lobolly Pines
  • Lone Oak Estates
  • Long Meadow
  • Maplewood
  • Marlynn Acres
  • McClain Lake
  • McClain Pointe
  • McPhail Farms
  • Meadow Brook Heights
  • Meadow Field
  • Meadow Hills
  • Meadow Park
  • Melbourne Heights
  • Melrose Place
  • Middleton Shore
  • Mirabella
  • Mystic Shores
  • Mystic Vineyards
  • Nevitt Forest
  • Nevitt Pines
  • Nevitt Woods
  • New Salem
  • Normandy Park
  • North Fork
  • North Shore
  • Northgate
  • Northlake Condos
  • Oak Grove
  • Oak Hill
  • Oak Shores
  • Oak Terrace
  • Oakwood Estates
  • Orchard Park
  • Overlook Condos
  • Palmer Place
  • Palmetto Place
  • Palmetto Valley
  • Park Place
  • Peppertree
  • Pheasant Ridge
  • Pine Forest
  • Pine Lake Estates
  • Plainview Heights
  • Plum Ridge
  • Prescott
  • Pritchard Creek
  • Prospect Estates
  • Ravines at Holly Creek
  • Reed Place
  • Regatta at Lake Hartwell
  • Regency Park
  • Regency Woods
  • Richland Point
  • Richmond Place
  • Rivendell
  • River Heights
  • River Point
  • Riverside
  • Riviera Estates
  • Robinwood
  • Rock Creek Acres
  • Rockwell Plantation
  • Rolling Acres
  • Royal Oak Shores
  • Sadlers Creek
  • Sadlers Forest
  • San Mateo
  • Sandy Pointe
  • Sandy Springs Ridge
  • Sapphire Point
  • Secession Shore
  • Shadowood
  • Sherwood Forest
  • Shoals
  • Silverleaf
  • Sleepy Hollow
  • Smithbrook
  • Smithfield
  • Sommer Place
  • Spring Brook
  • Spring Water
  • Stone Creek
  • Stonebridge at Rankins Lake
  • Stonehaven
  • Stonewall Woods
  • Stratford Terrace
  • Stratton
  • Strawberry Ridge
  • Sullivan Hills
  • Summerfiel Place
  • Summerwalk
  • Sunnydale Acres
  • Sunrise Harbor
  • Sunset Hills
  • Sunset Shores
  • Surfside Heights
  • Taylor Ridge
  • Teakwood Plantation
  • The Calhoun
  • The Chiquola
  • The Downs at Holly Creek
  • The Governors
  • The Greens
  • The Lakes
  • The Meadows
  • The Springs
  • Thornehill
  • Town Creek Acres
  • Tuscany
  • Twin Lakes
  • Valencia Bay
  • Vandiver
  • Varennes Heights
  • Wakefield
  • Waterford Pointe
  • Waverly Point
  • Welborn Acres
  • Welborn Fields
  • Wellseley Hills
  • Westgate
  • Westridge
  • Westwind Way
  • Westwood Pointe
  • Wexford
  • Wildwood Point
  • Willow Run
  • Winding Stream
  • Windsor Forest
  • Woodbridge
  • Woodfield
  • Woodland Heights

Beginnings

Anderson came into being in 1826 with the formation of Anderson County, and as a courthouse seat, the community was quick to develop. It grew despite the War Between the States and occupation for several years thereafter. [National Register of Historic Places, Anderson Historic District]

In the mid-1700 s, General Robert Anderson, with General Andrew Pickens, explored the Cherokee land that was to become Anderson. Settled by pioneering small farmers of Scots-Irish and English descent, the area's agrarian economy did not include slaves. It was the spirit of innovation and self-reliance that prepared its residents for the manufacturing boom in the 19th century. When Anderson sparked the Industrial Revolution in the South with the first long-distance transmission of hydroelectric power, it was dubbed the Electric City. [www.andersonchamber.com, accessed April 2009]


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