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A bit on the History of Lexington

The Town of Lexington SC had its beginning on January 24, 1820 with the purchase of two acres of land from Anna Barbara Drafts Corley (Granny Corley) for establishment of a new court house and jail for Lexington County. Previously the county seat of government had been the town of Granby located where Cayce is today. Granby was a low, unhealthy area often flooded in the spring. Mrs. Corley's land was selected for its central location and its healthy atmosphere among the pine trees. The Town of Lexington grew up around the courthouse and was indeed called "Lexington Court House" until 1900. Most of the town's early settlers were descendants of older area families mostly of German ancestry. Prior to the Civil War, Lexington could boast of having the Lutheran Seminary, two churches, two newspapers, a small textile factory, a carriage factory and the usual businesses necessary for a courthouse town of that era. A municipal charter was issued on January 28, 1861.

In February of 1865 a wing of General Sherman's Federal troops occupied the town. Many of the dwellings and businesses were burned during this occupation. The town by 1880 had rebuilt its business district and a number of impressive new homes were replacing those lost in 1865. In 1890 the Lexington Manufacturing Company built the textile mill with its dam, pond and houses for the employees, all located on the eastern end of Main Street. Disastrous fires in 1894 and 1916 resulted in most of the business district structures being rebuilt of brick. In 1911 electricity for lighting was available and telephones before 1916. By 1927 a municipal water system was put into use. With post World War II prosperity Lexington has expanded into a thriving business and political center for Lexington County.

Lexington SC Neighborhoods

Aberdeen Farm, Ashley Hills, Autumn Oaks, Avalon, Baneberry, Baskin Hills, Beauclaire, Beechcreek Place, Belfry, Belle Chase, Bent Creek Plantation, Bradford Estates, Brandon Pass, Bridal Ridge, Bridleridge, Bridlewood, Brighton Forest, Brookshire Commons, Bronte Place, Cannon Knoll, Cardinal Pines, Carole Square, Carolina Place, Carriage Hill Plantation, Carriage Hill Lakes, Carrington Place, Cedarcrest, Charlestowne, Charter Oaks, Cherokee Crossing, Cherokee Lakes, Cherry Ridge, Church St Commons, Cinnamon Hill, Colony Lakes, Corley Woods, Cornerstone, Courtyards at River Club, Coventry Lakes, Coventry Woods, Creekside Farms, Creekwood, Cunningham Park, Cypress Woods, Dove Trace, East Butler Commons, Edgerton Estates, Farming Creek, Fox Crossing, Foxborough, Gates Commons, Gibson Forest, Gibson Terrace, Glen Lake, Golden Hills, Golden Pond, Governors Grant, Grayland Forest, Greenside, Hallmark Shores, Harborside, Hawthorne, Heartstone, Heritage Farm, Heritage Hills, Hope Ferry Plantation, Hope Springs, Hunters Mill, Hunters Ridge, Ironstone, Irwin Estates, Kellers Pond, Kelsey Glen, Kenwood, Keystone Commons, Kingston Harbour, Kleckly Colon, Lakeland, Lake Frances, Land of the Lakes, Lantern Hill, Laurel Meadows, Lexington Heights, Lexington Woods, Lexington Villas, Lexington Hills, Liberty Hill, Longs Pond Estates, Loyd Ridge Estates, Magnolia Ridge, Mallard Hills, Mallard Lakes, Manors at White Knoll, Maple Spring Farm, Mariners Cove, Mariners Creek, Maritime Place, Martins Grove, Middlebrook, Millstream Place, Millstream Crossing, Mineral Creek, Oak Pointe, Olde Saluda, Orchard Estates, Orchard Hill, Palm Court, Palmetto Hall, Park Terrace, Parkside, Pembrooke Farms, Persimmon Grove, Piedmonte Place, Pilgrim Point, Planters Station, Prescott Glen, Regency Square, Richmond Farm, Ridge Terrace, Ridgecrest, Ridgewood, Rolling Hills, Rollingwood, Rose Lake, Royal Creek, Royal Oaks, Saddle Horn, Saluda River Club, Scarborough Parish, Secret Cove, Shadow Ridge, Shadowbrooke, Sharon Lake, Shoal Creek, Silvercreek, Smokeris, Southbroo, Southberry Park, Spence Plantation, Spring Knoll, Sterling Lake, Stoney Creek, Stoneybrook, Summer Knoll, Summerfield, Summerlake, Summerwalk, The Court Yards at River Club, The Farm, The Gates of Shadowbrooke, The Landings, The Mill, Timberland Place, Tri Springs, Villages at White Knoll, Vintners Wood, Vista Springs, Waverly Place, Weatherstone, Wellesley, Westbrook, Westside Terrace, Whisper Lake, White Knoll Estates, Whiteford, Whiteford Lakes, Willowbrooke, Wilmont, Windsor Crossing, Wingate Farms, Wise Ferry Plantation, Woodberry Forest, Woodcreek Estates, Woodcreek, Woodland Pond, Woodside Farm,  Wrenwood

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