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Musgrove Mill State Historic Site is the location of the Battle of Musgrove Mill, which happened August 19th 1780 during the Revolutionary War.

Musgrove Mill was a desirable acquisition for both sides due to its close proximity to a ford on the Enoree River and the onsite gristmill. Only the foundation and entrance steps to the original house remain standing today, but the building picture here was built in the same style as the original, and utilized some of the original beams and materials.
Also on site at Musgrove Mill Historic Site are two short, interpretive trails that chronicle the Revolutionary War history associated with the site, and the beautiful Horseshoe Falls, which serves as a local swimming hole.

Musgrove Mill State Historic Site is owned and managed by the South Carolina State Park Service.

Kelly Hazel I was born and raised in Upstate South Carolina. I've loved drawing ever since I could hold anything that would make a mark. In high school, I attended the Fine Arts Center, a magnet school for the Arts. This is where I discovered photography for the first time. I also got to try my hand with sculpture and 3-D design....no talent in that 3rd dimension for me, but I earned a deep respect and appreciation for the artists brave enough to venture into it. I also attended the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts at Furman University during my senior year in high school. This school has grown since then into a year round boarding school that focuses on the Arts. It is truly an amazing program and I count myself blessed to...