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Loris Town Clock

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During the late 1800s, a lumber company from North Carolina built railroad lines through forests in Horry County to easily transport timber across the South Carolina state line. A community grew up around a busy railroad depot, which in 1902 became the town of Loris.

Loris Town Clock

BJ Thurman of Conway, 2009 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

Loris is a fast growing town whose close proximity to the Grand Strand and small town charm make it an attractive place to raise a family. The popular Loris Bog-Off, held every year in October, is a celebration of this great town and tasty Carolina chicken bog. The festival features a parade, crafts, bands, and fireworks.

Plan Your Trip: Loris Town Clock

Where is Loris Town Clock located?
Address: Main Street at Meeting Street, Loris, SC 29569
GPS Coordinates: 34.056453,-78.890395
What else should I see?
L.W. Paul Farm 22.7 miles
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