Twice Told Tales of the Dark Corner - Dean Campbell
Remembering Turner’s Spring on the old State Road
Turner’s Spring, located on State Road H912 1/4 mile west of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, has been a ... Read more
Turner’s Spring, located on State Road H912 1/4 mile west of Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, has been a ... Read more
The abundance of rain this summer has subdued the usual, bustling activity of gathering peaches, and I find ... Read more
John (called John the younger) Campbell, second child of John Landrum and Nancy Williams Campbell, was born in ... Read more
Marcus Lafayette Davis, son of Morgan and Ellie Lindsey Davis, was born June 10, 1836, in Greenville County. ... Read more
Before dandelions became the scourge of well-manicured lawns and picture-perfect, equestrian pastures, the rugged, colorful and masterful plants ... Read more
The earliest settlers to the upper Spartanburg District of South Carolina and Cherokee Nation territory, now known as ... Read more
The earliest settlers to the upper Spartanburg District of South Carolina and Cherokee Nation territory, now known as ... Read more
Dark Corner families that had two or more members, who blended in close harmony when singing old ballads ... Read more
During the fiercest fighting between illicit distillers themselves and Revenue Agents during the 1870s and 1880s, a number ... Read more
One of the less widely known tales of the Dark Corner is the one about an unnamed, yet ... Read more