This Tudor-inspired house was built in 1928. Walter and Susie Watters were the first family to call this house their home.
Walter and Susie Watters House-Spartanburg, South Carolina
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Phillip and Abigail Cecil House-Spartanburg, South Carolina
Built in 1915, the Cecil House is located in the Hampton Heights neighborhood in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Phillip Cecil was a noted builder in Spartanburg and built many houses and businesses around town.
William T. and Virginia Magness House-Spartanburg, South Carolina
The William T. and Virginia Magness House was built in 1911 in the Hampton Heights neighborhood of Spartanburg, South Carolina. William was a local builder who, unfortunately, passed away at 37, just 4 years after the house was completed.
The Dr. Hugh Ratchford and Mary Black Home of Spartanburg, South Carolina
Driving down East Main Street from downtown, there aren’t many homes left from the early days of Spartanburg. Located near Converse College (now University) is the family home of Dr. Hugh Ratchford and Mary Snoddy Black. Growing up in Spartanburg, everyone knew the Black family name because of Mary Black Hospital, the hospital that Dr. Black and his sons (also doctors) founded and named after Mrs. Black.
This 1917 Craftsman was home to several generations of the Black family. It is no longer a family residence; it is now used commercially.
Beggs-Holcomb House – Spartanburg, South Carolina
This 1920 home was built in Converse Heights, and it is a contributing property to the Historic District.
Buckley-Ligon House – Spartanburg, South Carolina
Built in 1928, this home is a contributing property to the Converse Heights Historic District.