St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Historic Property

Alternate Name:

Unknown

Street Address:

E. Queen Street, Pendlton, SC

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Site Number:

S108042001400132

Site Number:

64

Date Surveyed:

October 19 1982

Category:

Building

Construction Date:

circa 1822

Historic Use:

Religion

Current Use:

Religion

Construction Method:

frame

Foundation Materials:

Stone Piers

Roof Materials:

comp. shingle

Signficant Architectural Features:

One-story gabled cruciform plan church with beaded weatherboard on main body; 3-bay facade has centered extension steeple sheathed in plain weatherboard on pedimented gable end. Double door entrance on this projection features rectangular recessed wooden panels and rectangular transom with fanlight tracery (visible under several layers of paint); above the entrance is a semi-elliptical window topped by a louvered belfry with wooden cross. Two single 6/6 windows with louvered shutters rise on each side of the steeple and an unused single door entrance is tucked several feet off the ground on the right side. Two 12/12 semicircular windows with intersecting tracery and louvered shutters flank the steeple; similar fenestration is found on both left and right elevations. Trancept wings feature one-story gable rooves ending in pedimented porticos. Facades and gable ends have flushboard: facades are 2 bays AB; A is a single 12/12 window with shutters; B is a single door with recessed rectangular panels. Gabled rear addition has tripartite arched leaded glass window; cornice of steeple and main body of church feature small carved block modillions. OUTBUILDINGS: none

Alterations:

rear addition

Historical Information:

Buried in cemetery are Mr. John C. Calhoun, Thomas Green Clemson, Charles Cotesworth Pinckney

Source of Historical Information:

Pendleton Historic District: A Survey

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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