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Abandoned in South Carolina
Those backroads hold so many untold stories.
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J. R. Smith House in Georgetown
It took me a minute, but I eventually picked my jaw up off the ground. This house is the J. R. Smith home in Georgetown, South Carolina. It was built in 1878 and has also been known as the Mark Moses house. It has the city’s only remaining cupola or “widow’s watch” and it briefly…
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South Carolina Backroads Home
I passed this old farmhouse on the backroads somewhere in South Carolina and there was just something about it. I couldn’t find any history on it, but it’s pretty obvious that it has been taken care of throughout its life. A backroads treasure!
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1935 Cottage in McClellanville
I don’t think it’s a secret that I kinda adore the little town of McClellanville, South Carolina. This house is not one I expected to find there. It was built in 1935 and is as cute as a bug in a rug!
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William Peter Beckman House
The William Peter Beckman House in McClellanville, South Carolina. Circa 1868.
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Benjamin Huger Rutledge House
Attorney Benjamin Huger Rutledge built this home in 1899. He was a member of the SC House of Representatives and also served as clerk of the judiciary committee of the legislature for many years. This house has a lot of interesting touches to it. What is most interesting about it to you?
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White Gables of McClellanville
It’s has been commonly known as “White Gables” over the years and was built in 1897. It was a boarding house for many years, ran by Sarah Jane “Jenny Hamp” Stanland-Graham. It has been a staple in the small town of McClellanville, South Carolina for over 126 years!
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1890 Beaufort Victorian
It’s an 1890 beauty in Beaufort! ✨
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1880 Summerville Victorian
How about this beautiful old house in Summerville, South Carolina? It was built in 1880 and contributes to the Summerville Historic District. That porch is absolutely divine!
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Hattie Ford House – Beaufort
One of the many iconic homes in Beaufort is the Hattie Ford House. It was built around 1890 and has classic Italianate details with some classic Victorian touches.
