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Bed and B's in Seneca, South Carolina

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Nearby Cities

Nearby Cities	Distance
Greenville Bed and B's	30.6 Mi
Anderson Bed and B's	18.2 Mi
Greer Bed and B's	41.6 Mi
Easley Bed and B's	19.2 Mi
Simpsonville Bed and B's	36.7 Mi
Clemson Bed and B's	3.4 Mi
Piedmont Bed and B's	24.6 Mi
Abbeville Bed and B's	44.8 Mi
Pendleton Bed and B's	6.8 Mi
Pickens Bed and B's	16.4 Mi
Westminster Bed and B's	5.1 Mi
Walhalla Bed and B's	5.2 Mi
Salem Bed and B's	7.5 Mi
Six Mile Bed and B's	8.1 Mi
Tamassee Bed and B's	10.8 Mi
Sunset Bed and B's	18.8 Mi

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Getting to Seneca

Getting to Seneca
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to Seneca
Avera, Georgia to Seneca
Hendersonville, North Carolina to Seneca

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The Lowry House Inn

206 South Fairplay Street, Seneca, South Carolina 29678

Overview Our home is circa 1916 built by B. A. Lowry, one of the former mayors of Seneca. The craftsman style home was designed by Rudolph E. Lee of Clemson College. This South Carolina native was born in 1876 a... more on Bed&BreakfastInnsOnline

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