The "good town" does well: Rock Hill, S.C., 1852-2002

by Lynn Willoughby

This is a story about a town, born as a railroad stop, whose development has paralleled the rise and fall of the cotton economy; later the textile industry, and more recently, the explosive growth of a major metropolitan area. It is the story of how an enterprising spirit transformed a mill town into a city of distinction.

331 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2002

About the author

Lynn Willoughby, Ph.D., was a tenured history professor when she began having premonitions that rocked her belief system and changed her life. After winning acclaim as an educator and author, she left academia and earned certifications as both a life coach and a professional intuitive. Over the past 14 years she has written a number of public and private histories and taught hundreds of people how to develop their natural intuitive gifts."