Reedy Creek Springs, about 0.4 miles northwest, was known for the medicinal value of its water. Before the turn of the century, William B. Allen laid out a quadrangle of a few acres, planted water oaks, and built a pavilion, hotel, cottages, and stables. The spa became popular as a gathering place for religious, educational, cultural, and social groups from a wide area. It was a popular Pee Dee area resort for a number of years before and after 1900, and visitors traveled there by train and by horse. As automobiles became common, however, vacationers went further afield, and the springs were neglected and suffered the ravages of time. Broken stones now mark the site of this once-popular spa.