The Simpsonville Clock Tower is a prominent landmark located in downtown Simpsonville, South Carolina. Built in 1987, it was dedicated by then-mayor Ralph S. Hendricks and stands as a symbol of the city’s community spirit and growth. The clock tower is situated at the intersection of South Main Street and West Curtis Street, within Hendricks Plaza, a public space named in honor of the mayor’s contributions.

Architectural and Structural Features

• Design: The clock tower features a modern brick design with a steel inner structure.
• Durability: Its rigid steel framework allows it to withstand wind speeds up to 200 miles per hour, ensuring its resilience against severe weather conditions.​

The clock tower serves as a central gathering point in Simpsonville, symbolizing the city’s heritage and progress. It is prominently featured in downtown events and is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors to meet and enjoy the surrounding area .​