The Easley Clock Tower is more than a downtown landmark—it’s a piece of the city’s history. Discover how a clock that survived the 1924 City Hall fire became the centerpiece of Old Market Square, the story behind the hidden time capsule, and why this iconic tower continues to be the heart of downtown Easley.
Thousands gathered in downtown Easley for the 2026 Fourth of July celebration, where Phil Vassar stepped in as the headlining performer after Easton Corbin’s cancellation. The evening featured live music, food trucks, carnival rides, patriotic displays, and a spectacular fireworks show that lit up the Upstate sky.
For generations, stories of Easley’s mysterious Troll Bridge have been passed down through late-night conversations, campfires, and local folklore. From tales of strange cries in the darkness to cars that wouldn’t start, the legend became one of the area’s most enduring mysteries. But where was Troll Bridge, and what stories do you remember hearing? Help us preserve this fascinating piece of Easley history.
The Doodle Trail is more than an 8.5-mile path between Pickens and Easley. Built along the route of the historic Pickens Doodle railroad, the trail offers scenic views, hidden railroad history, connections to the Pickens Cotton Mill, downtown attractions, and one of the most enjoyable walking and cycling experiences in the Upstate.