Hunter's Store

Historic Property

Alternate Name:

Pendleton District Historical and Recreational Commission

Street Address:

At the corner of North Mechanic street and East Queen Street, Pendlton, SC

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Site Number:

S108042001400121

Site Number:

53

Date Surveyed:

October 19 1982

Category:

Building

Construction Date:

circa 1850

Historic Use:

Commerce/Trade

Current Use:

Recreation & Culture

Construction Method:

brick

Foundation Materials:

Not Visible

Roof Materials:

visibility

Signficant Architectural Features:

Two story brick commercial building, common bond; 1st story facade bay; ABA: A is a 12/8 light window set in a segmental arched opening; B is a double door entrance with rectangular light and upper portions also set in segmental arched opening; the Bays are separated from each other by brick wall pilasters and there is a double stairway entrance to the double door; the 2nd story facade has 3-6/6 light windows with lentils the name Pendleton District Historical and Recreational Commission is located between the two stories; the parapet has corpel brick cornice and have 7 rectangular recessed panels which have been stuccoed; the right elevation has a single door entrance with portico and a single window on the lst story and 5-6/6 light windows on the 2nd story; the building has carved brackets beneath the eaves. There is also a corbeled brick course dividing the lst and 2nd stories. The left elevation also has 6/6 light windows. From the base of the building of the facade to the street level there is a rock wall with a wrought iron balustrade. OUTBUILDINGS: None

Historical Information:

Built as Jesse Lewis Store, 1870 bought by James Hunter and others.

Survey:

Pendleton - City, 1982-1983

Archives Location:

Box 14, Series 108042, Survey of historic resources (county by county data on surface properties), circa 1971-2014

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