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Branchville is a town in Orangeburg County, South Carolina, United States. The population was 1,024 at the 2010 census. The community was so named because
The Smoak Tramway was a tram way built in Branchville, South Carolina by W.E.T.R. Smoak of Branchville, SC. The Smoak Tramway was a three-foot narrow gauge
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father, Gibson and his mother moved back from Norfolk to Wytheville. Gibson later described Wytheville as "a place where modernity had arrived to some extent
(1943–1952) → Wytheville Statesmen (1953–1955) → Wytheville Cardinals (1957–1959) → Wytheville Senators (1960) → Wytheville Twins (1961–1963) → Wytheville A's (1964)
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