State-Owned National Register Properties
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STATE OWNED OR LEASED NATIONAL REGISTER PROPERTIES Clemson University, Clemson, Pickens County Clemson University Historic District I. Contributing resources include: Tillman Hall, Godfrey Hall, Bowman Field, Sikes Hall, Holtzendorff Hall, Trustee's Park, Long Hall, Mell Hall Clemson University Historic District II. Contributing resources include: Fort Hill (Individually Listed), Hardin Hall, Trustee House, Riggs Hall, Sirrine Hall, Outdoor Theater Clemson College Sheep Barn Fort Hill (John C. Calhoun Mansion and Library/Law Office) Hanover House Hopewell Plantation (contributes to the Pendleton Historic District) Stumphouse Tunnel Complex, Oconee County 296 Meeting Street (Strobel House), Charleston County (contributes to the Charleston Historic District) College of Charleston, Charleston, Charleston County College of Charleston: Harrison Randolph Hall, Towell Library, and Porter’s Lodge The College of Charleston campus also includes over 70 contributing resources to the Charleston Historic District, Charleston County. Contact the SHPO for more information. Fort Johnson/Powder Magazine historic district, including the Powder Magazine and the Grice Marine Laboratory, James Island, Charleston County Francis Marion University, Florence, Florence County Slave Houses, Gregg Plantation, Florence, Florence County Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, Charleston County A portion of the campus of the Medical University of South Carolina is located within the Charleston Historic District, Charleston County. Contributing resources include: 139 Ashley Avenue 141 ½ Ashley Avenue Wickliffe (John Hume Lucas) House, 178 Ashley Avenue Sebring-Aimar House, 268 Calhoun Street Anderson House, 274 Calhoun Street 276 A/B Calhoun Street (Kitchen House) Porter Military Academy, 167 Ashley Avenue, includes three properties: Waring Library (old Hoffman Library) Colcock Hall St. Luke’s Chapel (old St. Timothy’s Chapel) MUSC also owns a contributing resource to the Fort Johnson/Powder Magazine historic district: President’s Home, 221 Fort Johnson Road, James Island, Charleston County Old Exchange Building Commission Exchange Building (Exchange and Provost), Charleston, Charleston County Patriots Point Development Authority USS CLAMAGORE, Charleston, Charleston County USS LAFFEY, Charleston, Charleston County USS YORKTOWN, Charleston, Charleston County South Carolina State University, Orangeburg, Orangeburg County Dukes Gymnasium South Carolina State College Historic District, Orangeburg, Orangeburg County. Contributing resources include: Lowman Hall (Individually Listed), Marion Birnie Wilkinson YWCA Hut, Center Court and Smith-Hammond-Middleton Memorial, Hodge Hall (Individually Listed), Home Management House, Mechanical Industries Hall, Miller Hall, Wilkinson Hall, Industrial Arts Building, Power House and Smoke Stack, Moss Hall, Washington Dining Hall and Post Office 2 University of South Carolina, Columbia, Richland County Individually Listed Properties in Columbia: Horry-Guignard House Taylor House McMaster School (College) World War Memorial Building Florence C. Benson Elementary School W.B. Smith Whaley House University of South Carolina Old Campus District, Columbia, Richland County. Contributing resources include: Rutledge College, DeSaussure College, McCutchen House, Maxcy Monument, The Wall, Lieber College, South Caroliniana Library, Harper-Elliott College, Legare-Pinckney College, Old Observatory, President's House, The Chapel (now Longstreet Theatre), Flinn Hall, Davis College, Barnwell College, Thornwell College, Woodrow College, Currell College, Sloan, Melton Memorial Observatory, World War Memorial Building, Horseshoe Sidewalks, Brick Driveway, Brick Stack, Maxcy College, Swimming Pool/Natatorium (now Longstreet Annex), Preston College, McKissick Museum, Horseshoe Gates, Naval ROTC Armory, Hamilton College, Petigru College, Osborne Administration Building, LeConte College, Health Sciences Building University Neighborhood Historic District, Columbia, Richland County. Contributing resources include: 819 Barnwell Street (Gibbes House), 1710 College Street, 1714 College Street, 1716 College Street (George E. Lafaye House), 1718 College Street (Calcott House), 1728 College Street, 1731 College Street (Flora M. Barringer House), 11/13 Gibbes Court, 1719 Greene Street, 1723/1725/1727 Greene Street, 915 Gregg Street (Boyne-Pressley-Spigner House), 814 Henderson Street, 816 Henderson Street (Herbemont-Singleton-Haskell-Cain House), 820 Henderson Street (Nada Apartments), 1611 Pendleton Street, (Kirkland Apartments), 1619 Pendleton Street (Cain-Matthews-Tompkins House or Black House), 1707 Pendleton Street, 1819 Pendleton Street (Eliot House) Wedge Plantation House (The Wedge), Charleston County University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Columbia, Richland County Veterans Hospital, Columbia, Richland County. Contributing resources include: Building 1 Building 2 3 Building 3 Building 4 Connecting Corridor/Covered Walkway University of South Carolina, Beaufort Beaufort Historic District, Beaufort, Beaufort County. Contributing resources include: Old Beaufort College Building, 803 Carteret Street Old Beaufort Elementary School, 901 Carteret Street (Performing Arts Center) Horne House (Building), 1001 Carteret Street (Grayson House) Berean Presbyterian Church, 602 Carteret Street (Art Studio) 705 Prince Street (Barnwell House) 609 Carteret Street (Bampfield House) 612 Carteret Street (Bookstore) 706 Carteret Street (Hamilton House) White House, 802 Carteret Street (Miller House) University of South Carolina, Union Union High School/Main St. Grammar School, Union, Union County Central Graded School, Union, Union County University of South Carolina, Salkehatchie (Walterboro) Old Walterboro High School, Walterboro, Colleton County (contributes to the Walterboro Historic District) University of South Carolina, Aiken Pickens House (Edgewood), Aiken, Aiken County Winthrop University, Rock Hill, York County Winthrop Historic District, Rock Hill, York County. Contributing resources include: Tillman Hall (Individually Listed), Margaret Nance Hall, Johnson Hall, McLaurin Hall, Withers Building (Individually Listed), Crawford Health Center, Bancroft Hall, Kinard Hall, Byrnes Auditorium, Phelps Dormitory, Joynes Hall, Thurmond Building, MacFeat Nursery School, Memorial School, Amphitheater, Roddey Apartments, Breazeale Apartments, Rutledge Building, President's Residence, Alumni House SC Budget & Control Board Columbia Mills Building, Columbia, Richland County 4 Caldwell-Hampton-Boylston House, Columbia, Richland County Lace House, Columbia, Richland County South Carolina Governor’s Mansion, Columbia, Richland County South Carolina State Hospital, Mills Building, Columbia, Richland County South Carolina Statehouse, Columbia, Richland County Supreme Court of South Carolina Building, Columbia, Richland County Wade Hampton State Office Building, Columbia, Richland County Morris Island Lighthouse, Charleston, Charleston County SC Department of Natural Resources Alexander Bache U.S. Coast Survey Line, Charleston County (a portion is located on Botany Bay WMA) Bleak Hall Plantation Outbuildings, Charleston County (on Botany Bay WMA) Buzzard’s Island (38CH23), Charleston County (Heritage Preserve) Childsbury Town Site, Berkeley County (part of the Strawberry Chapel and Childsbury Town Site nomination and contributing resource to the Cooper River Historic District) (Heritage Preserve) Bonneau Ferry, Comingtee Plantation, Road to Calais (3 Mile Markers), et al., Berkeley County (contributing resources to the Cooper River Historic District) (Bonneau Ferry WMA) Dirleton Plantation House, Georgetown County (contributing resource to the Pee Dee River Rice Planters Historic District) Fig Island Site (38CH42), Charleston County Fort Frederick, Beaufort County (Heritage Preserve) Fort Johnson/Powder Magazine, Charleston County Fort Lamar, Charleston County (contributing resource to the Secessionville Historic District) (Heritage Preserve) Georgetown Lighthouse, Georgetown County (Heritage Preserve) Green’s Shell Enclosure, Beaufort County (Heritage Preserve) Manning Archaeological Site, Lexington County (within Congaree Creek Heritage Preserve) Marshlands Plantation House, Charleston County Nipper Creek (38RD18), Richland County (Heritage Preserve) Poinsett Bridge, Greenville County (Heritage Preserve) Prehistoric Indian Village (Arant’s Field) (38CL4), Calhoun County (within Congaree Bluffs Heritage Preserve) SAM Site (38LX68), Lexington County (Heritage Preserve) Soapstone Quarry (38SP11) and Soapstone Quarry (38SP12), Spartanburg County 5 (included in the Pacolet Soapstone Quarries Thematic Resources nomination) (Heritage Preserve) Taylor Site (38LX1), Lexington County (Heritage Preserve) SC Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism Atalaya (Huntington Beach State Park), Georgetown County Alexander Bache U.S. Coast Survey Line, Charleston County Battle of Blackstock’s Historic Site, Union County Battle of Hanging Rock Historic Site, Lancaster County Eutaw Springs Battleground Park (Battlefield), Orangeburg County Gillebeau House, McCormick County (Hickory Knob State Park) Hampton Plantation, Charleston County (Hampton Plantation SHS) Hunting Island State Park Lighthouse, Beaufort County Kings Mountain State Park Historic District, Cherokee County Landsford Canal, Chester County (Landsford Canal State Park) Long Bluff, Dorchester County (included in the Welsh Neck-Long Bluff-Society Hill Historic District) Musgrove’s Mill Historic Battle Site (Musgrove