:List of the oldest buildings in South Carolina

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| Huger

| 1699

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| Mount Holly

| 1704–1705

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|Main part of original house was actually built in 1686

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| Charleston

| 1706

| Church

| Oldest church building in South Carolina

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| Goose Creek

| 1708

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|54 Hasell Street, Charleston

| 1712

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|17 Chalmers Street, Charleston

| 1712

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|79 Cumberland Street, Charleston

| 1713

| The Powder Magazine of South Carolina

| State's oldest public building. Daily visitation hours - www.PowderMag.org

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| data sort value="Moncks Corner"|U.S. 52, Moncks Corners

| 1714

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| data-sort-value="Anderson"|Clemson University, Anderson

| 1714

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| 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.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|106 Broad Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1714"|Before 1715{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=203}}

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| The house is now used as a law office.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|38 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1718{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=143}}

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| Often described together with adjacent 40 Tradd St. as the Bullock buildings.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|40 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1718

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| Often described together with adjacent 38 Tradd St. as the Bullock buildings.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|83 Cumberland Street, Charleston

| 1719

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| data-sort-value="Johns Island"|Johns Island, South Carolina

| 1719

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|35 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1720{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=258–259}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|71 Church Street, Charleston

| 1721

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|23 King Street, Charleston

| 1721–1755

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| The house has been divided in apartments.

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| data-sort-value="Cordesville"|Strawberry Chapel Road, near Cordesville

| 1725

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|65 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1725–1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=164}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|8-10 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1726{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=138–139}}

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| Mount Pleasant

| 1726

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|50 King Street, Charleston

| 1729–1730{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=232}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|52 King Street, Charleston

| 1729–1730{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=232}}

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| McClellanville

| 1730

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| Johns Island

| 1730

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|49 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1731{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=145}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|60 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1732

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|126 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1732{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=288–289}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|59 Church Street, Charleston

| 1733

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|73 Church Street, Charleston

| 1733{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=73}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|98 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1735{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=174–175}}

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| McClellanville

| 1735

| House

| The plantation is now operated as a state park.

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|South of Georgetown

| 1735

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|51-53 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1736{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=145–146}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|405 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1737{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|75 King Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1738"|Before 1739{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=233}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|19 King Street, Charleston

| 1739

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| A bed and breakfast operates out of the house.

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|719 Prince Street, Georgetown

| 1739{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|Georgetown

| 1740{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|54 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=146–147}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|51–53 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1740

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| The building is now used as commercial space.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|49 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=160}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|56 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=147}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|12 Gillon Street, South Carolina

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=119}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|141 Church Street, South Carolina

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=86–87}}

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| Alexander Peronneau built both this single tenement house and the neighboring double tenement at 143-145 Church St. circa 1740.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|143–145 Church Street, South Carolina

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=86–87}}

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| Alexander Peronneau built both this double tenement house and the neighboring single tenement at 141 Church St. circa 1740.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|43 East Bay Street, Charleston

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=92}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|107 Church Street, Charleston

| 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=178}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|316 Screven Street, Georgetown

| 1740{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|331 Screven Street, Georgetown

| 1740{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|47 East Bay Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1741"|After 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=94}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|97 and 99–101 East Bay Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1741"|After 1740{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=104–105}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|940 Paul Revere Drive, Charleston

| 1742

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|36 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1743{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=259}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|39 Church Street, Charleston

| 1743{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=216–217}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|37 Church Street, Charleston

| 1743{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=215}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|19 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1745{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=140–141}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|1032 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1745{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|35 Tradd Street, South Carolina

| data-sort-value="1746"|Before 1747{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=143}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|41 King Street, Charleston

| 1746{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=230–231}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|41–43 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1746–1772{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=144}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|2 Ladson Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1747"|After 1746{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=235–236}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|79 King Street, Charleston

| 1747–1749{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=233}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|near Charleston

| 1747–1752

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| Drayton Hall is now open to the public as a museum house.

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| Kingstree

| 1749

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|83–85 Church Street, Charleston

| 1749–1750{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=76}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|92 Broad Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1749"|Before 1750{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=172–173}}

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| The house is used as a law office.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|69 Church Street, Charleston

| 1750{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=71–72}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|513 Prince Street, Georgetown

| 1750{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|614 Prince Street, Georgetown

| 1750{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| Mount Pleasant

| 1750

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| Georgetown

| 1750

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|45 Queen Street, Charleston

| 1750{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=190–191}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|Broad and Highmarket Streets, Georgetown

| 1750

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|102 Tradd Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1750"|Mid-18th century{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=283}}

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| Kingstree

| 1750–1770

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| data-sort-value="Kingstree"|Academy Street, Kingstree

| 1750–1775

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|80 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1751–1761

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|58 Church Street, Charleston

| 1754{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=67–68}}

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| James Veree built this house in 1754 and the neighboring house at 60 Church St. a decade later.

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| Summerville

| 1755

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| 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.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|110 Broad Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1757"|Before September 1757

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|67–69 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1758–1765{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=164–165}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|104 Broad Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1759"|After 1758{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=176}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|43 Legare Street, Charleston

| 1759{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=250}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|7 Stoll's Alley, Charleston

| 1759{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=136–137)}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|90 Church Street, Charleston

| 1759–1760{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=80}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|117 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1760{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=206–207}}

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| The house is used as a bed and breakfast.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|58 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1760

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|37 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1760

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| Indiantown

| 1760

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|94 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1760

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| data-sort-value="Beaufort"|214 New Street, Beaufort

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.beaufortonline.com/thomas-hepworth-house-214-new-street-beaufort-sc/ |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140728165757/http://www.beaufortonline.com/thomas-hepworth-house-214-new-street-beaufort-sc/ |url-status=usurped |archive-date=July 28, 2014 |title=Thomas Hepworth House – 214 New Street, Beaufort SC |publisher=Beaufort Online |accessdate=May 19, 2014}}

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| Possibly the oldest house in Beaufort, South Carolina. Could have been built as early as 1720.

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|909 Prince Street, Georgetown

| 1760

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|222 Broad Street, Georgetown

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|1003 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|1019 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|331 Screven Street, Georgetown

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|34 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1760

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|601 Highmarket Street, Georgetown

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|79 Anson Street, Charleston

| 1760{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=424}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|25 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1760{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=256}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|15 Cannon Street, Georgetown

| 1760{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|94 Church Street, South Carolina

| 1760–1765{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=80–81}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|54 Queen Street, South Carolina

| 1760–1770{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=128}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|1 Legare Street, Charleston

| 1760–1770{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=239}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|2–4 Courthouse Square, Charleston

| 1760–1772

| Rental townhouses

| The houses are used as offices for Charleston County.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|55 King Street, Charleston

| 1762{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=232}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|92 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1762{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=282}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|116 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1763

| House

| The house is used as a bed-and-breakfast.

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| Huger

| 1763

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|22 Legare Street, Charleston

| 1764

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|60 Church Street, Charleston

| 1764{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=67–68}}

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| James Veree built this house in 1764 and the neighboring house at 58 Church St. a decade earlier.

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| Willington

| 1764

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|72 Tradd Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1764"|Before 1765{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=280–281}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|128 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1765{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=289}}

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| Roebuck

| 1765

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|59 Meeting Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1766"|Before 1767

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|39 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1767

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|153 East Bay Street, Charleston

| 1767

| House

| A restaurant by the same name operates in the building.

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| St. Stephen

| 1767–1769

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|122 East Bay Street, Charleston

| 1767-177

| Royal custom house

| The building is open as a museum.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|8 South Battery, Charleston

| 1768

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|3 Orange Street, Charleston

| 1768{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=265}}

| House

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| McClellanville

| 1768

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|27 King Street, Charleston

| 1769

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|7 Orange Street, Charleston

| 1769{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=265}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|14 Water Street, Charleston

| 1769{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=152}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|43 Church Street, Charleston

| 1769–1775{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=217}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|6 Glebe Street, Charleston

| 1770

| House

| Residence of the president of the College of Charleston

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|95 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1770

| House

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|220 Queen Street, Georgetown

| 1770{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|1024 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1770{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

| House

|

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|1028 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1770{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|9–11 Orange Street, Charleston

| 1770{{cite book | title=The Buildings of Charleston | publisher=University of South Carolina Press | author=Poston, Jonathan | year=1997 | location=Columbia, South Carolina | page=266}}

| House

|

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|320 St. James Street, Georgetown

| 1773{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

| House

| All of the original building that remains is the detached kitchen, later converted into an art studio and then house.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|30 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1770

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|23 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1770{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=256}}

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|622 Highmarket Street, Georgetown

| 1770{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|15 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1770

| House

|

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|35 Church Street, Charleston

| 1770{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=214}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|58 Meeting Street, Charleston

| 1770

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|46–48 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1770{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=144–145}}

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| Richburg

| 1770 c.

| House

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| Wallace

| 1770 c.

| House

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|231 Fox Street, Lexington

|1771

|House

|Now located on the grounds of the Lexington County Museum. The oldest structure in the town of Lexington.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|38 Coming Street, Charleston

| 1771{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=519}}

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|54 Broad Street, Charleston

| 1771–1775{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |pages=161–162}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|87 Church Street, Charleston

| 1772

| House

| The house is open to the public as a museum operated by the Charleston Museum.

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|104–106 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1772

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|15 Legare Street, Charleston

| 1772

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|4 Archdale Street, Charleston

| 1772–1787

| Church

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|64 South Battery, Charleston

| 1772–1788

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|19 Archdale Street, Charleston

| 1773{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=342}}

| House

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| Moncks Corner

| 1774

| House

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|70 Tradd Street, Charleston

| 1774{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=266}}

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| data-sort-value="Charleston"|30 King Street, Charleston

| data-sort-value="1774"|Before 1775{{cite book |title=The Buildings of Charleston |publisher=University of South Carolina Press |author=Poston, Jonathan |year=1997 |location=Columbia, South Carolina |page=230}}

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| Jenkinsville

| 1774

| House

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| data-sort-value="Georgetown"|528 Front Street, Georgetown

| 1775{{cite web |url=http://www.nationalregister.sc.gov/georgetown/S10817722004/S10817722004.pdf |title=National Register of Historic Places Inventory – Nomination Form |publisher=South Carolina Department of Archives and History |work=Georgetown, South Carolina Nomination |date=1971 |accessdate=May 18, 2014 |author=Ruhf, Nancy R.}}

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| data-sort-value="Saluda"|Saluda, SC

| 1780

| House

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| data-sort-value="Edgefield"|Route 25, near Edgefield

| 1790 c.

| House

|

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| Columbia

| 1796

| House

| Oldest house in the state capital

| 100px

| data-sort-value="Beaufort"|207 Hancock Street, Beaufort

| 1800{{cite web |url=http://www.dendrochronology.com/HXSCx1.html |title=Hext House, 207 Hancock Street, Beaufort, South Carolina |publisher=Oxford Tree-Ring Laboratory |accessdate=January 17, 2024}}

| House

| One of the earliest surviving houses using tabby concrete. Dated with dendochronology.

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| Charleston

| 1840

| Synagogue

| Oldest Jewish synagogue in South Carolina