Lexington, South Carolina
Population: 7,500
Located in Lexington County
The Town of Lexington had its beginning on January 24, 1820 with the purchase of two acres of land from Anna Barbara Drafts Corley (Granny Corley) for establishment of a new court house and jail for Lexington County. Previously the county seat of government had been the town of Granby located where Cayce is today. Granby was a low, unhealthy area often flooded in the spring. Mrs. Corley's land was selected for its central location and its healthy atmosphere among the pine trees. The Town of Lexington grew up around the courthouse and was indeed called "Lexington Court House" until 1900. Lake Murray is a man made lake with a vast area of water covering 78 square miles and around 50,000 acres of land. It is one of the prime recreational spots in our area. It is ideal for boating, skiing, swimming, and of course, fishing. Lake Murray is home to a large number of species of fish, but is best known for four types of fish: Crappie, Striped Bass, Largemouth Bass and Bream. Find homes for sale in Lexington South Carolina
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