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Although heavily wooded in many rural areas and retaining a predominantly rural character in its western sector, York County is part of the greater Charlotte metropolitan region and includes Rock Hill, the county ’ s largest city, as well as the smaller cities of Tega Cay and York and the smaller towns of Clover, Fort Mill, Hickory Grove, McConnells, Sharon, and Lake Wylie.

* Hickory Hill

In 1838, a local salt maker, John Hart Crenshaw began building his manor house at Hickory Hill.

A mansion atop Hickory Hill, the house was built in 1842 by John Crenshaw, who employed black slaves to work the nearby saline wells.

Hickory Hill is a city in Jefferson County, Kentucky, United States.

Hickory Hill is located at ( 38. 289434 ,-85. 567742 ).

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The four Amish schools in the area include Hickory Hill ( 1-8 ), Meadow View ( 1-7 ), Oak Grove ( 1-8 ), and Walnut Creek ( 1-8 ).

* Totowa is home to three extensive luxury home developments: Dey Hill Farms, Arlington Estates, and Hickory Hill.

The yearly concert fest is located at Hickory Hill Lake located south of the village near the neighboring rural community of Newport.

It is the location of Hickory Hill, the former home of Ethel Kennedy, the widow of Robert F. Kennedy.

* Hickory Hill ( 1968 ) as the narrator in DA Pennebaker's documentary on the Annual Spring Pet Show at Robert F. Kennedy's Virginia estate, Hickory Hill ( McLean, Virginia )

* West Highland is located at Hickory Ridge and Highland Roads ( Elevation: 1014 ft ./ 309 m .).

The town's business district is situated along the West Fork of Goose Creek, which flows into Trousdale County from the hills to the north and empties into the Old Hickory Lake impoundment of the Cumberland River several miles to the south.

* Hickory Grove, West Virginia

* Hickory Grove, Hampshire County, West Virginia

* Hickory Hill, West Virginia

* Hickory Hill, West Virginia

, Black Island, Foley Island ( Upper and Lower ), Grasshopper Island, Grape Island ( East and West ), Harmony Island, Harris Island, Hickory Island, Long Island, Margaret Island, Paudaush Isand, Rack Island, Sheep Island, Spook Island, Sugar Island ( East and West ), Tic Island, and White's Island

During the 1960s, the Billy Taylor Trio was a regular feature of the Hickory House on West 55th street in Manhattan.

The Hatton family moved several times during Rondo's youth, to Hickory, North Carolina, and to Charles Town, West Virginia, and at last to Tampa, Florida, where family members owned a business.

* Akibombo, a West African student resident at Hickory Road

* Hickory, Virginia

" Residents have easy access going south on I-77 to Charlotte ; north on I-77 to Elkin, North Carolina and Roanoke, Virginia ; east on I-40 to Winston-Salem, Greensboro and Raleigh ; and west along I-40 to Hickory, North Carolina and Asheville.

After dropping out of Harvard, Kennedy alternated his time between the Kennedy family home " Hickory Hill " in McLean, Virginia, and New York until February 1979, when he moved to New York City full time.

* Hickory Creek, Virginia

* Hickory Flat, Virginia

* Hickory Grove, Virginia

* Hickory Hill ( Ashland, Virginia ), NRHP-listed

* Hickory Hill ( Glasgow, Virginia ), listed on the NRHP in Rockbridge County, Virginia

* Hickory Hill ( McLean, Virginia ), the home of the Robert F. Kennedy family

* Hickory Ridge, Virginia

Wright attended Hickory High School in Chesapeake and worked extensively with Coach Nick Boothe of Virginia Wesleyan College.

He was wounded during combat at Brandy Station at the beginning of the Gettysburg Campaign and was captured by Union forces at Hickory Hill, Virginia, two weeks later, while recuperating.

Likewise, in Northern Virginia, a Resettlement Administration program was begun to turn an area in Eastern Prince William County into a park for the nearby city of Washington, D. C. that resulted in the loss of three towns: Batestown, Hickory Ridge, and Joplin.