Mauldin

Mauldin straddles the rolling Piedmont of northwestern South Carolina, and its place in the Greenville metropolitan area has shaped it from a railroad-era settlement into a rapidly expanding city. The community was named for William L. Mauldin, a former South Carolina lieutenant governor and railroad executive; its early growth followed the Greenville and Columbia Railroad. Today, the Mauldin Cultural Center and its outdoor amphitheater anchor a public calendar that includes concerts and the Mauldin BBQ Cook-Off. Greenville’s downtown, the Reedy River corridor and the Blue Ridge foothills place the city within a broader Upstate setting. Browse additional webcams from the Greenville area to extend your view of South Carolina’s Upstate.

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