Bicycle tender - 1601 Richland St - Columbia SC - Bicycle Tenders on Waymarking.com

These decorative bicycle tenders (or racks) were installed around Columbia in 2013 as a way to encourage more people to cycle around South Carolina's capital city. They feature a black metal painted bicycle lock up rack engraved with a a palmetto tree and a bicycle.

This one sits at the historic Siebels House and gardens on 1601 Richland Street in Columbia. It is a house listed on the National Register of historic places along with a historical marker about the history of the site. This one of Columbia's most oldest houses and was saved from being burnt by Sherman's troops during the civil war.

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TYPE: Figurative AMMENITIES: Public transportation (bike-friendly) NEARBY: Other (describe below) OTHER (What else is nearby?): historical houses and gardens How much do you pay for gasoline?: 2.00 (listed in local currency) Did you ride your bike to get here?: Yes Rating: OTHER: Not listed IF NO, WHY NOT? (just kidding): Not listed

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