Cowpens National Battlefield
No admission feeA National Park Service site in South Carolina preserving a Revolutionary War battlefield where American forces won a notable victory.
Spot a 135-foot water tower painted as a giant peach, a roadside landmark beside I-85 in Gaffney.
Peachoid Road off I-85, near exit 92 · Gaffney, SC
The Peachoid is a 135-foot water tower built in 1981 to look like a peach, holding one million gallons of water beside Interstate 85 between exits 90 and 92. It carries a cleft, a stem and a seven-ton leaf, and artist Peter Freudenberg painted it to resemble real fruit. You can see it for miles from the highway, or pull off on Peachoid Road for a closer photo through the security fence.
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