SC 248
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From: Epworth (Greenwood County)
To: Ninety Six (Greenwood County)
Total Length: 6.2 miles  
ROUTE LOG
US 178: 0 - 0
SC 34, SC 246: 6.2 - 6.2
 Creation: SC 248 first appeared in 1940 as new primary ruoting, running the way it does now. This is the 2nd SC 248.
Adjustments: In 1945, SC 248 was extended south as new primary routing to SC 67 Callison.
In 1947, SC 248 south was truncated back to US 178, leaving behind S-24-44.

1940 Official
SC 248 appears out of Ninety Six
1940 Official
1945 Greenwood County
SC 248 extended to Callison
1945 Greenwood County
1948 Official
SC 248 truncated to US 178
1948 Official

Improvements: SC 248 was fully paved upon designation. There are no multilane segments.
Comment: SC 248 serves the Ninety-Six National Historical Site, as well as the original location of the town of Ninety-Six.

Previous SC 248's:

1934 ROUTE LOG
US 29: 0 - 0
SC 20: 14.0 - 14.0
 SC 248 #1: Appeared in 1929 as a renumbering of the original SC 151, running from US 76 east of Anderson northeast to SC 20 Williamston.
In 1930, SC 248's south end was shifted to instead end at US 29 (now SC 81) in Anderson. The old route to US 76 is now part of US 29's Anderson Bypass.
In 1935, SC 248 was renumbered as part of US 29. Today it is part of US 29 Business, US 29, and the US 29-SC 20 CONN.

1926 Official
SC 151 Anderson to Williamston
1926 Official
1929 Official
SC 248 replaces SC 151
1929 Official
1930 Official
SC 248 shifted southwest
1930 Official
1935 Official
SC 248 replaced by US 29
1935 Official

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