Donalds is a small town in northern Abbeville County, South Carolina. Originally known as Boonesborough Township, the town was founded as a trading post on the South Carolina frontier in 1763. Among the first settlers that founded the township were a distinguished family of Ulster Scots by the name of Donnald, who later lent their name to the town.
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Baillie's location in Donalds, South Carolina is a saw mill operation, also known as Clendenin Lumber Company. Its location, equipment, and yard capabilities are defined, with contacts.
http://www.baillie.com/donalds/
CSA utilizes a progressive academic curriculum that is individualized and competency based, allowing students to work at their own pace. Its programs and courses are described in detail, including its student life and equestrian programs, parent support services, and enrollment information.
http://senecaranch.com/
Cherokee Trail Elementary School
The campus of the Abbeville County School District serves students in kindergarten through the seventh grade, and is located in Donalds, South Dakota. A school calendar and faculty listing are presented, with a principal's page, teacher of the year section, and announcements.
http://www.acsd.k12.sc.us/ctes/
The 27,000 square foot antique mall is located in a historic 1890s brick warehouse in the South Carolina town of Donalds. Participating vendors are identified, with a calendar and monthly feature, photographs, and contacts.
http://www.collectorsantique.com/
Donalds Volunteer Fire Department
The DVFD covers the town of Donalds, South Carolina and the surrounding area. Featured is a list of members, a calendar and station training schedule, a memorial page, photographs, and contact information.
http://www.donaldsfd.com/
