Three Generations Tie Holley To Aiken Business And History
Henry Earle Holley Jr., long active in Aiken business and banking, led Palmetto Federal and helped develop Kalmia Plaza. His family roots in Aiken stretch to pre-1872, with his grandfather owning land, a dairy, and the Ford dealer ship that began here in 1922.
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Henry Earle Holley Jr
Palmetto Savings and Loan Association
Ford
Aiken
Kalmia Plaza
Newberry
Holley
Aiken County
Holleys
Gregorie
Whiskey Road
Talatha
S.C. National Bank
Plaza
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Fuel Company
Forrest Holley
Hotel
Henry Earle Jr
Yan
Earle
Mary Frances
Kibler) H
Clem
Laura Clowe
Henry Ill
Laura
U.S. Army
70Th Infantry
Holley Motor Ford Dealership
Win Asa Western Auto
Cato
Belk
Aiken Federal Savings and Loan Assnater
Aiken First Federal
Palmetto Federal
V.p
Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Merchants Assn
Aiken Businessman’s Club
S.C. Ford Dealers Assn
V.p. 8.C. Automobile Dealers Assn
Three Aiken Buildings Nominated To National Historic Register
The South Carolina State Board of Review approved Chinaberrie St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church and the Willcox Hotel for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. Chinaberrie, built circa 1824 for Capt. William White Williams, links Aiken’s founding era to its later 20th century revival.
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S.C. Canal and Railroad Company
Chinaberrie
St. Mary’s
St. Claire
Murphy and Story
William Renwick
America
Willcox
The
ST. Mary’s Spire
St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Willcox Hotel
Historic Aiken by Sarah Caskey
The Willcox Hotel reflects Second Empire and colonial revival styles and received its final face lift in 1928 with additions. It stands as a landmark tied to Aiken’s winter resort heyday and notable guests, now the last of the resort hotels. National Register nominations, sponsored by Historic Aiken Foundation and Lower Savannah COG, await review before National Park Service listing with potential 25 percent tax credits for commercial renovation. Jane Davis leads the Historic Aiken Foundation.
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Aiken
National Register
National Park Service
U.S. Department of the Interior
Washington, D.C
Historic Aiken Foundation
Lower Savannah
Save Money by Moving Yourself Move Costs
The South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs notes that do it yourself moving can save money as truck rental options expand. Rates vary by per day per mile or flat fees and deposits typically range from 40 to 125 dollars. plan costs by distance and duration for fair comparisons.
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Planning a Budget Move with Truck Rentals
This guide explains common rental charges and reminders for local and long distance moves. It covers deposits refunds, insurance requirements, cargo coverage, fuel costs, relocation fees, and how to compare companies to minimize costs. Plan early and reserve ahead during peak months.
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Savannah River
Dorcey Lybrand
Charles Simons
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Henryson
Joe and Ry
Strom Thurmond
Strom
J. Wm. Thurmond
William C. Lott
Graniteville Company
Mary Q. Harley
North Augusta
A.L. Slade Jr
Horley
E.E. Child
Thurmond
Child
U.S. Senate
the Loan Association
Three-And
U.S. 1
the Savings and Loan
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Henderson Hotel
Aiken Community Hotel Corporation
Savings and Loan
United States
Williston
Barnwell
Edgefield
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McCormick
South Airica
Plaza Carpet
Laurens Street
S.C. 302
Palmetto Federal Savings and Loan Association
Ginny Southworth
Sarah Caskey
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