Legends and Labor at Stumphouse Tunnel and Mountain
The Stumphouse area near Walhalla features Isaqueena Falls and a famed tunnel cut into Stumphouse Mountain. Tales link Isaqueena to Cherokee and Choctaw lore, while the tunnel’s construction in the 1850s involved Irish laborers, multiple shafts, and a planned 5863 foot passage later halted by war and funds.
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Stumphouse
Stumphouse Mountain
Isaqueena
Allan Francis
Ninety Six
Francis
Keowee
Walhalla
Cane Creek
Alabama
Isqueena
Cincinnati
Charleston
John C. Calhoun
South Carolina
Savannah
Tennessee River Railroad Company
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Railroad Company
Georgia
Tennessee
George Collyer
Saddle Hill
Tunnel Hill
Clemson University
France
HandiVoice aid to aid non verbal patients at Hitchcock Center
Sertomans provide 2600 to buy a HandiVoice talking computer for the Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center non-oral speech assessment program. The unit joins a similar last year device funded by Sertomans and will help profile cerebral palsy and other patients with limited means to communicate.
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Aiken Sertoma Club
Aiken County
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Hitchcock Center
Sertoma Club
Sertomans
Marcia Harris
Ms. Harris
Harris
United Way
Sertoma
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Stumphouse Tunnel
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Puter
Hitchcock
Dave Derrick
Milledge Clyatt
Johnny Vaughn
Ginny Southworth
Touch-a-matic
Bell Phone
American Company
American ‘Corporation
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Bell Phone Center
Aiken
Hayne Avenue
Augusta
Augusta Mall
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