Building |
Image |
Location |
Year built |
Original use |
Notes |
Middleburg Plantation |
|
Huger |
1699 |
House |
|
Medway (Mount Holly, South Carolina) |
|
Mount Holly |
1704–1705 |
House |
Main part of original house was actually built in 1686 |
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church |
|
Charleston |
1706 |
Church |
Oldest church building in South Carolina |
St. James Church (Goose Creek, South Carolina) |
|
Goose Creek |
1708 |
Church |
|
Col. William Rhett House |
|
54 Hasell Street, Charleston |
1712 |
House |
|
Pink House |
|
17 Chalmers Street, Charleston |
1712 |
House |
|
The Powder Magazine |
|
79 Cumberland Street, Charleston |
1713 |
The Powder Magazine of South Carolina |
State's oldest public building. Daily visitation hours - www.PowderMag.org |
Mulberry Plantation |
|
U.S. 52, Moncks Corners |
1714 |
House |
|
Hanover House |
|
Clemson University, Anderson |
1714 |
House |
The house was relocated to Clemson University's campus when its original site in Berkeley County was inundated for the creation of Lake Moultrie in the 1940s. |
John Lining House |
|
106 Broad Street, Charleston |
Before 1715 |
House |
The house is now used as a law office. |
Elizabeth O'Neill Verner House |
|
38 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1718 |
House |
Often described together with adjacent 40 Tradd St. as the Bullock buildings. |
Bullock Buildings – 40 Tradd Street |
|
40 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1718 |
House |
Often described together with adjacent 38 Tradd St. as the Bullock buildings. |
Nicholas Trott House |
|
83 Cumberland Street, Charleston |
1719 |
House |
|
John's Island Presbyterian Church |
|
Johns Island, South Carolina |
1719 |
Church |
|
William Bull House |
|
35 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1720 |
House |
|
Robert Brewton House |
|
71 Church Street, Charleston |
1721 |
House |
|
23 King Street |
|
23 King Street, Charleston |
1721–1755 |
House |
The house has been divided in apartments. |
Strawberry Chapel |
|
Strawberry Chapel Road, near Cordesville |
1725 |
Church |
|
Thomas Fleming House |
|
65 Broad Street, Charleston |
1725–1740 |
House |
|
Lamboll's Tenements |
|
8-10 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1726 |
House |
|
Christ Church |
|
Mount Pleasant |
1726 |
Church |
|
John Cowan House |
|
50 King Street, Charleston |
1729–1730 |
House |
|
Edgar Wells House |
|
52 King Street, Charleston |
1729–1730 |
House |
|
Fairfield Plantation |
|
McClellanville |
1730 |
House |
|
Fenwick Hall |
|
Johns Island |
1730 |
House |
|
Col. George Chicken House |
|
49 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1731 |
House |
|
Dr. William Cleland House |
|
60 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1732 |
House |
|
Dr. Peter Fayssoux House |
|
126 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1732 |
House |
|
Thomas Rose House |
|
59 Church Street, Charleston |
1733 |
House |
|
Thomas Dale House |
|
73 Church Street, Charleston |
1733 |
House |
|
Dr. Henry Frost Office |
|
98 Broad Street, Charleston |
1735 |
House |
|
Hampton Plantation |
|
McClellanville |
1735 |
House |
The plantation is now operated as a state park. |
Hopsewee |
|
South of Georgetown |
1735 |
House |
|
Hext Tenements |
|
51-53 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1736 |
House |
|
Allston-Read House |
|
405 Front Street, Georgetown |
1737 |
House |
|
William Elliott House |
|
75 King Street, Charleston |
Before 1739 |
House |
|
Thomas Lamboll House |
|
19 King Street, Charleston |
1739 |
House |
A bed and breakfast operates out of the house. |
Lucas Stearns House |
|
719 Prince Street, Georgetown |
1739 |
House |
|
Masonic Lodge |
|
Georgetown |
1740 |
Inn |
|
William Vanderhorst House |
|
54 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1740 |
House |
|
Clark Mills Studio |
|
51–53 Broad Street, Charleston |
1740 |
House |
The building is now used as commercial space. |
Benjamin Smith House |
|
49 Broad Street, Charleston |
1740 |
House |
|
George Ducat House |
|
56 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1740 |
House |
|
Alexander Gillon House |
|
12 Gillon Street, South Carolina |
1740 |
House |
|
Alexander Peronneau Tenements |
|
141 Church Street, South Carolina |
1740 |
House |
Alexander Peronneau built both this single tenement house and the neighboring double tenement at 143-145 Church St. circa 1740. |
Pirate House |
|
143–145 Church Street, South Carolina |
1740 |
House |
Alexander Peronneau built both this double tenement house and the neighboring single tenement at 141 Church St. circa 1740. |
George Sommers House |
|
43 East Bay Street, Charleston |
1740 |
House |
|
Isaac Holmes Tenement |
|
107 Church Street, Charleston |
1740 |
House |
|
Withers-Porter House |
|
316 Screven Street, Georgetown |
1740 |
House |
|
Hall-Sellars House |
|
331 Screven Street, Georgetown |
1740 |
House |
|
Anne Boone House |
|
47 East Bay Street, Charleston |
After 1740 |
House |
|
Othniel Beale Houses |
|
97 and 99–101 East Bay Street, Charleston |
After 1740 |
House |
|
Stiles-Hinson House |
|
940 Paul Revere Drive, Charleston |
1742 |
House |
|
Brunch-Hall House |
|
36 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1743 |
House |
|
George Eveleigh House |
|
39 Church Street, Charleston |
1743 |
House |
|
George Mathews House |
|
37 Church Street, Charleston |
1743 |
House |
|
John McCall House |
|
19 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1745 |
House |
|
Taylor-Haselden House |
|
1032 Front Street, Georgetown |
1745 |
House |
|
Brewton's Corner Dependencies |
|
35 Tradd Street, South Carolina |
Before 1747 |
House |
|
John Prue House |
|
41 King Street, Charleston |
1746 |
House |
|
Jonathan Badger Tenements |
|
41–43 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1746–1772 |
House |
|
John Drayton House |
|
2 Ladson Street, Charleston |
After 1746 |
House |
|
Capt. Francis Baker House |
|
79 King Street, Charleston |
1747–1749 |
House |
|
Drayton Hall |
|
near Charleston |
1747–1752 |
House |
Drayton Hall is now open to the public as a museum house. |
Thorntree |
|
Kingstree |
1749 |
House |
|
Cabbage Row |
|
83–85 Church Street, Charleston |
1749–1750 |
House |
|
David Ramsay House |
|
92 Broad Street, Charleston |
Before 1750 |
House |
The house is used as a law office. |
Capers-Motte House |
|
69 Church Street, Charleston |
1750 |
House |
|
Stewart-Congdon-Farrelly House |
|
513 Prince Street, Georgetown |
1750 |
House |
|
Ward-Bull House |
|
614 Prince Street, Georgetown |
1750 |
House |
|
Oakland Plantation |
|
Mount Pleasant |
1750 |
House |
|
Beneventum Plantation House |
|
Georgetown |
1750 |
House |
|
Daniel Cannon Tenement |
|
45 Queen Street, Charleston |
1750 |
House |
|
Prince George Winyah Parish Church |
|
Broad and Highmarket Streets, Georgetown |
1750 |
Church |
|
Grimke-Fraser House |
|
102 Tradd Street, Charleston |
Mid-18th century |
House |
|
Reardon House |
|
Kingstree |
1750–1770 |
House |
|
Fleming-Jenkinson House |
|
Academy Street, Kingstree |
1750–1775 |
House |
|
St. Michael's Episcopal Church |
|
80 Broad Street, Charleston |
1751–1761 |
Church |
|
James Veree Houses |
|
58 Church Street, Charleston |
1754 |
House |
James Veree built this house in 1754 and the neighboring house at 60 Church St. a decade later. |
Middleton Place |
|
Summerville |
1755 |
House |
The remaining structure was originally a guest house for a no-longer-standing plantation house. Middleton Place is open to the public for tours of its house and gardens. |
Ralph Izard House |
|
110 Broad Street, Charleston |
Before September 1757 |
House |
|
Mansion House Hotel Annex |
|
67–69 Broad Street, Charleston |
1758–1765 |
House |
|
Ann Bocquet House |
|
104 Broad Street, Charleston |
After 1758 |
House |
|
Charles Elliott House |
|
43 Legare Street, Charleston |
1759 |
House |
|
Justinus Stoll House |
|
7 Stoll's Alley, Charleston |
1759 |
House |
|
Peter Leger House |
|
90 Church Street, Charleston |
1759–1760 |
House |
|
Edward Rutledge House |
|
117 Broad Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
The house is used as a bed and breakfast. |
Cleland-Wells House |
|
58 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
|
James Simmons House |
|
37 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
|
William Cooper House |
|
Indiantown |
1760 |
House |
|
Samuel Wainwright House |
|
94 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
|
Thomas Hepworth House |
|
214 New Street, Beaufort |
1760 |
House |
Possibly the oldest house in Beaufort, South Carolina. Could have been built as early as 1720. |
Joseph H. Rainey House |
|
909 Prince Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Bolen-Bellune House |
|
222 Broad Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Harold Kaminski House |
|
1003 Front Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Pawley-Parker House |
|
1019 Front Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Humley-Miller House |
|
331 Screven Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Daniel Elliott Huger House |
|
34 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
|
Pacey House |
|
601 Highmarket Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Daniel Legare House |
|
79 Anson Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
|
25 Meeting Street |
|
25 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1760 |
House |
|
Tucker-Smith-Tarbox House |
|
15 Cannon Street, Georgetown |
1760 |
House |
|
Cooper-Bee House |
|
94 Church Street, South Carolina |
1760–1765 |
House |
|
Thomas Elfe House |
|
54 Queen Street, South Carolina |
1760–1770 |
House |
|
Edward Blake House |
|
1 Legare Street, Charleston |
1760–1770 |
House |
|
Blake Tenements |
|
2–4 Courthouse Square, Charleston |
1760–1772 |
Rental townhouses |
The houses are used as offices for Charleston County. |
Grimke-Fraser Tenements |
|
55 King Street, Charleston |
1762 |
House |
|
Dewar-Lee-Pringle House |
|
92 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1762 |
House |
|
John Rutledge House |
|
116 Broad Street, Charleston |
1763 |
House |
The house is used as a bed-and-breakfast. |
Pompion Hill Chapel |
|
Huger |
1763 |
Church |
|
Charles Elliott House |
|
22 Legare Street, Charleston |
1764 |
House |
|
James Veree Houses |
|
60 Church Street, Charleston |
1764 |
House |
James Veree built this house in 1764 and the neighboring house at 58 Church St. a decade earlier. |
Guillebeau House |
|
Willington |
1764 |
House |
|
Fotheringham-McNeil Tenements |
|
72 Tradd Street, Charleston |
Before 1765 |
House |
|
Humphrey Sommers House |
|
128 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1765 |
House |
|
Walnut Grove Plantation |
|
Roebuck |
1765 |
House |
|
Branford-Horry House |
|
59 Meeting Street, Charleston |
Before 1767 |
House |
|
Old St. Michael's Rectory |
|
39 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1767 |
House |
|
McCrady's Tavern and Long Room |
|
153 East Bay Street, Charleston |
1767 |
House |
A restaurant by the same name operates in the building. |
St. Stephens Episcopal Church |
|
St. Stephen |
1767–1769 |
Church |
|
Exchange and Provost |
|
122 East Bay Street, Charleston |
1767-177 |
Royal custom house |
The building is open as a museum. |
William Washington House |
|
8 South Battery, Charleston |
1768 |
House |
|
Elizabeth Petrie House |
|
3 Orange Street, Charleston |
1768 |
House |
|
St. James Episcopal Church |
|
McClellanville |
1768 |
Church |
|
Miles Brewton House |
|
27 King Street, Charleston |
1769 |
House |
|
Charles Pinckney House |
|
7 Orange Street, Charleston |
1769 |
House |
|
Young-Keenan House |
|
14 Water Street, Charleston |
1769 |
House |
|
John Rose House |
|
43 Church Street, Charleston |
1769–1775 |
House |
|
Rev. Robert Smith House |
|
6 Glebe Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
Residence of the president of the College of Charleston |
Peter Bocquet, Jr. House |
|
95 Broad Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
McGrath House |
|
220 Queen Street, Georgetown |
1770 |
House |
|
Humley-Miller House |
|
1024 Front Street, Georgetown |
1770 |
House |
|
Fraser House |
|
1028 Front Street, Georgetown |
1770 |
House |
|
Simons Tenements |
|
9–11 Orange Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
Greenwich Plantation |
|
320 St. James Street, Georgetown |
1773 |
House |
All of the original building that remains is the detached kitchen, later converted into an art studio and then house. |
Young-Motte House |
|
30 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
Albert Detmar House |
|
23 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
Withers-Kaminski House |
|
622 Highmarket Street, Georgetown |
1770 |
House |
|
John Edwards House |
|
15 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
Young-Johnson House |
|
35 Church Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
William Harvey House |
|
58 Meeting Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
James Vanderhorst House |
|
46–48 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1770 |
House |
|
Elliott House |
|
Richburg |
1770 c. |
House |
|
Pegues Place |
|
Wallace |
1770 c. |
House |
|
Laurance Corley House |
|
231 Fox Street, Lexington |
1771 |
House |
Now located on the grounds of the Lexington County Museum. The oldest structure in the town of Lexington. |
John Scott House |
|
38 Coming Street, Charleston |
1771 |
House |
|
Geiger House |
|
54 Broad Street, Charleston |
1771–1775 |
House |
|
Heyward-Washington House |
|
87 Church Street, Charleston |
1772 |
House |
The house is open to the public as a museum operated by the Charleston Museum. |
Colonel John Stuart House |
|
104–106 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1772 |
House |
|
John Fullerton House |
|
15 Legare Street, Charleston |
1772 |
House |
|
Unitarian Church |
|
4 Archdale Street, Charleston |
1772–1787 |
Church |
|
William Gibbes House |
|
64 South Battery, Charleston |
1772–1788 |
House |
|
Philip Porcher House |
|
19 Archdale Street, Charleston |
1773 |
House |
|
Lewisfield Plantation |
|
Moncks Corner |
1774 |
House |
|
Robert Pringle House |
|
70 Tradd Street, Charleston |
1774 |
House |
|
Robert Hayne House |
|
30 King Street, Charleston |
Before 1775 |
House |
|
Kincaid-Anderson House |
|
Jenkinsville |
1774 |
House |
|
Man-Doyle House |
|
528 Front Street, Georgetown |
1775 |
House |
|
Bonham House |
|
Saluda, SC |
1780 |
House |
|
Blocker House |
|
Route 25, near Edgefield |
1790 c. |
House |
|
Seibels House |
|
Columbia |
1796 |
House |
Oldest house in the state capital |
Elizabeth Hext House |
|
207 Hancock Street, Beaufort |
1800 |
House |
One of the earliest surviving houses using tabby concrete. Dated with dendochronology. |
Congregation Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim |
|
Charleston |
1840 |
Synagogue |
Oldest Jewish synagogue in South Carolina |