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Greenwood, SC is a bustling industrial and cultural center nestled in
the beautiful green hills of the Old Ninety Six Historical District. Known
for its gardens and scenic lake vistas, Greenwood is one of South Carolina's
most charming cities. Lake Greenwood is a major attraction for visitors
and residents entertaining friends. With more than 11,400 acres of water
and a 200 mile shoreline, stocked with 280,000 striped bass each year, the
lake is a fishing enthusiast's paradise. On its shores, the State Park has
125 campsites and is open year round.

Golf is another favorite year round pastime here with seven championship
courses to play.
Families of all ages enjoy the benefits of Greenwood's educational infrastructure.
Lander University, established in 1872 as a woman's college, is today a
four-year co-educational institution offering the baccalaureate degree in
40 courses of study and a master's program in elementary education. Lander's
Monsanto Art Gallery's Southeastern exhibitions attract visitors from across
the US. Piedmont Technical College, which offers two-year technical degrees,
focuses studies in the health, engineering, industrial, business, and public
service fields.
While visiting Greenwood you'll discover how residents and the business
community have pledged their support to Life-Long Learning by volunteering,
providing financial support, and being committed to programs like Born to
Read, the Wellness Celebration and the creation of a community of information
network. In addition, Greenwood is the home for Self Memorial Hospital,
a 421 bed regional referral center offering full service and acute care
to a six county area. It provides a wide range of general and specialized
diagnostic treatment services and features specialty centers in a number
of areas.
Greenwood's long, fascinating history, ideal climate, exquisite
gardens and golf courses, recreational lake and strong community spirit
make this charming town worth considering as a great place to raise a family,
to build a business, to work, to retire, and to reach your full potential.
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