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STS: Kershaw's First Library - OU051F

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N 34° 32.851' W 80° 34.988' (WGS84)

Coordinates in Other Systems
Location: United States > South Carolina
Cache Type: Virtual
Size: No container
Status: Ready for Search
Date Hidden: 04 August 2012
Date Created: 04 August 2012
Last Modified: 05 August 2012
Waypoint: OU051F

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Quick Cache Kid Friendly Big Rig Friendly Wheelchair Access Historic Site Listed on OCNA Only

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Description EN

This building, originally just south of Kershaw on what is now U.S. Hwy. 521, was built in 1900 for Capt. James V. Welsh (1845-1906) as the office for J.V. Welsh & Sons, a lumber mill. It later housed Kershaw’s first circulating library, founded by the McDowell Music Club, from its creation in 1934 until a new library was built in 1949. The building, moved to this site in 2001, serves as the office for the Stevens Foundation.

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16 December 2017 ithink314 Found it

## ** This was FTF #2 for today. Got my history lesson here and over at the train station, then drove on for the next target. ** ##

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### **Thanks, sseegars, for setting this up!** ###

+/- 132 @ December 16, 2017 19:17.

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Kershaw's First Library