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Rion Post Office

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This little post office in the Fairfield County community of Rion serves residents of this once-thriving quarry town. From 1883 until 1945, blue granite was mined here and transported along the Rockton to Rion Railway.

Rion Post Office

Mark Hudson of Aiken, 2013 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

The two quarries in this area, Anderson Quarry and Rion Quarry, are listed in the National Register. Interestingly, the brick building is one of the few structures in this area not comprised of the South Carolina state stone.

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Where is Rion Post Office located?
Address: 243 Rion Road, Rion, SC 29132
GPS Coordinates: 34.324678,-81.139482
What else should I see?
Greenbrier School 3.1 miles
SC Railroad Museum 5.6 miles
Rural Point 7.2 miles
Fairfield County Museum 7.6 miles
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