Simpsonville, South Carolina

Simpsonville Simpsonville is located in Greenville County. It developed in the 1820s as a stagecoach stop, and throughout its history, was periodically called Plain. The once-burgeoning town struggled during the Civil War and Reconstruction, but in 1885 lots were laid out to surround a new rail line. The Woodside Cotton Mill, established in the early 1900s, was instrumental in the town's growth, as was the installation of a large water main from Greenville.

Simpsonville is located 12 miles from Greenville. It is part of the Upstate's "Golden Strip," which also includes Mauldin and Fountain Inn and refers to a relatively low unemployment rate in the three towns. Here is a map of the Greenville area.

Things To Do in Simpsonville

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CCNB Amphitheatre

Simpsonville Maps, Transportation

Maps of Simpsonville - scroll to bottom of webpage
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport - GSP - nearest commercial

Simpsonville Jobs, Careers

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