Caesar's Head, South Carolina - Alt. 3,227 Feet - Near North Carolina State Line - 1940s Linen Postcard 3_miles_to_Baltimore construction engineers were obliged to

construction engineers were obliged to build a bridge parallel with the river to provide space for the roadbed

000 bunches of this popular fruit

and by guest invited to reception and other State functions

Time frame: 1910-1930

Photograph of 1890s Woman - Vintage Postcard

Caesar's Head, South Carolina - Alt. 3,227 Feet - Near North Carolina State Line - 1940s Linen Postcard 3_miles_to_Baltimore construction engineers were obliged toFront: N 61 Caesar's Head, S. C., Alt. 3,227 Feet, Near N. C. State Line 1940s Linen Postcard Back: Caesar's Head, S. C., three miles from the North Carolina state line, is the highest point in South Carolina. From its proud crest can be seen innumerable peaks of the Blue Ridge and the cotton fields of the sunny south. The Great Geet Highway from Greenville, S. C. climbs around this wonder of nature to the noted Ceasar's Head Hotel, on it's way to