The Abel neighborhood is located off highway 93 in Clemson. This community-was named after the Abel Baptist church which remains the heart of the neighborhood today. Abel is the mother of the other churches in the African American Community community,

The Abel community was divided by highway 93 into three distinct areas knows as Cadillac Heights, Summey and Vista are a part of the Abel community (photos coming)

The Redhill community, home to the Redhill Reunion, was where the community would gather at the ball field, to play or practice different sports such as ladies baseball, men's baseball or just to hang out and fellowship, This area is now known as Dawson field. The New Hope church is the sister church of Abel Baptist church and is located within this neighborhood.

The Redhill community is divided into two areas due to the construction of highway 93 through the neighborhood (photos coming).

This historical neighborhood was once home to our namesakes George and Rozena Shaw. Whether you are in Clahoun or cross the cut, this vital community inspires our work at the Shaw Center. Calhoun was named after John C Calhoun. The neighborhood was divided into two parts when highway 123 was placed through the center of the neighborhood, running directly in front of our namesake’s former property.

This vital community inspires our work at the Shaw Center. To get from one side to the other, one would cross the bridge or 123 to get to the necessary destination. Depending on which side you're on, the term 'across the cut' was adopted, but it still stands as Calhoun (photos coming).. Goldenview Baptist church in Calhoun community was the pillar of the community and the sister church of Abel Baptist Church.