Editing Anderson, South Carolina (section)

==Cityscape==
[[Image:Caldwell Johnson Morris Cottage.jpg|thumb|right|The [[Caldwell-Johnson-Morris Cottage]] was built around 1851]]

===Historic districts===
* [[Anderson College Historic District]]
* [[Anderson Downtown Historic District (Anderson, South Carolina)|Anderson Downtown Historic District]]
* [[Anderson Historic District (Anderson, South Carolina)|Anderson Historic District]]
* [[McDuffie Street Historic District]]
* [[North Anderson Historic District]]
* [[South Boulevard Historic District]]
* [[Westside Historic District (Anderson, South Carolina)|Westside Historic District]]
* [[Whitner Street Historic District]]

===Other historical locations===
{{see also|National Register of Historic Places listings in Anderson County, South Carolina}}
* [[Caldwell-Johnson-Morris Cottage]]
* [[Denver Downs Farmstead]]
* [[Kennedy Street School]]
* [[Dr. Samuel Marshall Orr House]]
* [[Ralph John Ramer House]]

===Parks===
* [[Anderson Memorial Stadium]], ballfield/stadium on {{convert|12|acre}} of land on White Road, it was renovated in 2007 with stadium-style seating. It is home to the Anderson University Trojans.
* [[Civic Center of Anderson|Anderson Sports and Entertainment Center]], {{convert|300|acre|adj=on}} park, it includes the Anderson Civic Center, a {{convert|37000|sqft|adj=on}} facility, as well as one of South Carolina's largest amphitheaters that can accommodate 15,000 people, a huge castle-like play structure with play equipment, a {{convert|64|acre|adj=on}} sports center with seven baseball/softball fields, three soccer fields, a disc golf course, and eight tennis courts. The lake has a park, picnic shelters, and miles of nature trails. The center is Anderson's largest recreational area.
* Rocky River Nature Conservancy, a nature reserve started by Anderson University to protect wetlands habitats. It has a lot of trails and a boardwalk over the wetlands. It is named after the Rocky River which runs through the conservancy.