Landmark
W.S. Blackwell House
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The W.S. Blackwell House is a standout example of the Queen Anne style, popular in the late 19th century. Its irregular roofline, corner turret, and decorative gables create a picturesque silhouette. The exterior features a mix of textures, clapboard, shingles, and brick, while the porch offers a welcoming spot to imagine life a century ago. Inside, the rooms are arranged around a central staircase, with original stained glass windows and ornate fireplace mantels. The house reflects the prosperity and aesthetic tastes of Greenville’s post-Reconstruction era.
Don't miss
- The three-story corner turret with a conical roof and finial
- Original stained glass windows in the entry hall and parlor
- Intricate spindlework and turned columns on the wraparound porch
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit W.S. Blackwell House
You can see W.S. Blackwell House on your own. A tour is worth it for the story behind it, for transport, or for combining nearby sights into one day.
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