Located in the southwestern part of Spartanburg County, the South Carolina town was populated after the Revolutionary War when men returning from the war moved their families south from western North Carolina. The town is named for Joseph Woodruff, who owned a land grant of two hundred acres in the area, although the town was not chartered until 1874.
Recommended Resources
The city's official web site offers information and contacts for the town administrative offices, police department, municipal court, and other departments and services of the town. Also featured is a history of the town and access to various forms.
http://www.cityofwoodruff.com/
City of Woodruff Fire Department
The municipal fire department was established in 1921. Its personnel, stations, and apparatus are identified, with information about its history, services, and service area, along with meeting and training schedules, photographs, and contacts.
http://www.woodruff-fire.com/
The history and missions of the church in Woodruff, South Carolina are related, along with a schedule of worship services, church calendar, staff listings, and contact data. Information on becoming a Christian is included.
http://www.woodruff1st.org/
Woodruff Seventh-day Adventist Church
An overview of the congregation's shared beliefs and affiliations are reviewed, with a schedule of worship services, programs and upcoming events, contact information, and announcements.
http://www.woodruffadventist.org/
