Although small, Branchville is one of South Carolina's older established communities, settled at least as far back as 1735. It is also the site of the oldest railroad junction in the world, and situated along the route of the first scheduled train in the United States. Branchville is located in Orangeburg County, South Carolina.
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The family owned hunting preserve features a variety of wildlife habitats, including strands of hardwood, food plot areas, bays, pinewoods, and open fields, offering hunting of deer and turkey, as well as providing lodging facilities, each of which are described here. - Bay View Hunting Preserve
http://www.bayviewhunting.com/
Meeting at its facilities on Freedom Road in Branchville, South Carolina, the church was organized in 1898, and its first building constructed in early 1900, relocating a couple of times. Its history, missions, daycare facilities, and camp are outlined, along with a worship schedule and church calendar. - Branchville Christian Church
http://www.branchvillecc.com/
Branchville Lockett High School
BLHS serves a student population from grades nine through twelve, and is a campus of Orangeburg Consolidated School District Four. Resources include a school calendar, staff profiles, and an overview of its academic and athletic programs. - Branchville Lockett High School
http://blsh.orangeburg4.schoolfusion.us/
Offering floral arrangements and gifts, the Branchville, South Carolina business is family owned and operated. Its location and store hours are presented, and an online shopping area permits customers to make purchases from the site. - Ceramics & Flowers
http://www.ceramicsandflowers.com/
Owned and operated by the Ott family for four generations, the funeral home is located on Freedom Road in Branchville, South Carolina. Its services, plans, and policies are described, and obituaries are published to the web site. - Ott Funeral Home
http://www.ottfh.com/
Celebrating its claim to the world's oldest railroad junction, the annual multi-day event is held in the Town of Branchville, South Carolina each fall. Railroad history is presented on its site, along with a schedule and other information about upcoming pageants, parades, and events. - Raylrode Daze Festivul
http://www.raylrodedazefestivul.com/