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Pickensville is a
rural town in
Pickens County, Alabama,
United States. At the 2010
census the po****tion was 608, down from 662 in 2000. It was initially...
- territory.
Rockville was also
created in 1791 but
changed to
Pickensville in 1792.
Pickensville became the
district seat of
Washington District which was...
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Pickensville Rosenwald School was a
Rosenwald School primarily for the
education of African-American
students in
Pickensville, Alabama, U.S.. It educated...
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located in
unincorporated Pickens County,
between Aliceville and
Pickensville, and also
includes a
satellite prison camp for minimum-security inmates...
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Andrew Pickens of
South Carolina. The
county seat was
relocated from
Pickensville to
Carrollton in 1830. Less than one-third of the
county was developed...
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Pendleton County.
Streets for the
county seat and
courthouse town of
Pickensville (near present-day Easley) were laid off. New
buildings perhaps included...
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Pickens (congressman).
Biography portal Pickens's
Congressional Biography Pickensville, SC,
Marker Website Image:
Andrew Pickens Portrait at the
South Carolina...
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operates as a
museum ship at the Tom
Bevill Lock and Dam
Visitor Center in
Pickensville, Alabama.
Montgomery is
built out of
steel plates mounted in a steel...
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January 1800. The
court house and jail for
Washington District were in
Pickensville,
South Carolina. In the
colonial period, the land
around the
coast was...
- Town
Franklin County 992 1,148 −13.6% 4.07 10.5 243.7/sq mi (94.1/km2)
Pickensville Town
Pickens County 557 608 −8.4% 7.73 20.0 72.1/sq mi (27.8/km2) Piedmont...
