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This place took the unusual name 96 because it lay ninety-six miles from the Cherokee Indian village of Keowee. Its site along the Cherokee Path made it a convenient campground and later a natural location for a trading post, as frontier Indian trails became roads and distance mattered greatly in an era of difficult travel.
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