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Cameron Depot

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SC Picture Project / Calhoun County / Cameron Depot

The Calhoun County town of Cameron is named for the conductor of the first train to roll through the community in the 1890s. The Manchester and Augusta Railroad built a line through the town in 1894, and the community was incorporated as Cameron in 1896. Soon afterwards, the Manchester and Augusta line became the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad (ACL), and this passenger depot was built for the ACL rail line in the early twentieth century. The railway through Cameron later became the Seaboard Air Line. Today the town owns the former depot, which has been restored and relocated form its original location parallel to the tracks, though it still stands near the railroad tracks.

Cameron Depot

Brandon Coffey of Charleston, 2016 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

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Plan Your Trip: Cameron Depot

Where is Cameron Depot located?
Address: Boyce Lawton Drive, SC 29030
GPS Coordinates: 33.558242,-80.714311
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Resurrection Lutheran Church 0.3 mile
Ulmer-Summers House 0.6 mile
Haigler House 3.1 miles
Jericho United Methodist Church 5.6 miles
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    1. Kelly McLaughlin says

      March 27, 2019 at 9:16 AM

      Hi, I was wondering if a train still runs past the cotton & seed plant? Thank you, Kelly, Summerville.

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      • SC Picture Project says

        March 28, 2019 at 1:34 PM

        Hey Kelly, yes it does! The train is still active right through the “Pretty Little Town” of Cameron, the Cotton and Seed Plant is right across the tracks.

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    2. Jackie Smith says

      December 6, 2018 at 10:09 PM

      I have taken a more recent picture of this depot and it has the flags in front of it. I do believe it represents the town and history with a better image if you would like to see it

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      • SC Picture Project says

        December 8, 2018 at 11:41 AM

        We would absolutely love to see it! Would you mind submitting it via email? Our email address is share@scpictureproject.org. Thanks so much Jackie!

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