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Blythewood History

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Blythewood History

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Historical Buildings

Historic Hoffman House/Blythewood Town Hall 2014. Photo by Jim McLean

Historic Hoffman House/Town Hall built in 1855. Photo by Jim McLean

Hoffman House after restoration by Gene Brantley. Photo about 1985 by Hudnalle McLean Sr.

Hoffman House Prior to Restoration. Source: SC Department of Archives and History.

Old Post Offfice and Wilson's 5&10 Store. Photo by Jim McLean

Old Post Office/Wilson's 5 & 10 at original site.

Langford Wilson House 2014. Photo by Jim McLean

Langford/Wilson House built about 1900. Photo by Jim McLean

Boney Hykil House built in 1859. Photo by Jim Mclean

Water Tower and Boney Hykil Home in Background

Wilson/Langford Store 2014. Photo by Jim McLean

Langford/Wilson Community Store built in 1914. Photo by Jim McLean

Wilson/Langford Community Store about 1970. Photo by Hudnalle McLean Sr.

Wilson/Langford Community Store and Post Office 1959. Photo by Hudnalle McLean Sr.

Wilson Community Store about 1940.

Langford Brothers Store taken in early 1920's.

Langford/Nord House built in 1895. Now home of the Blythewood HistoricalSociety. Photo by Jim McLean

Luther Langford Home late 1950's.

Luther Langford Home late 1940's

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Miss Clara's Sandwich Shop August July 2014. Photo by Jim McLean.

Miss Clara's Sandwich Shop taken July 2014. Photo by Jim McLean.

Clara Martin Sandwich Shop. Photo by Jim McLean

Menu Sign for Clara Martin Sandwich Shop. Photo by Jim McLean

Bookhart/Blume House built in 1905 and modernized in the 1980's.. Photo by Jim McLean

Bookhart/Blume House before Restoration. Source: SC Department of Archives and History.

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Tom Boney Milk Shed. Used for storage of milk before refrigeration.

St Marks's Lutheran Church built in 1930 after original church destroyed by fire. Church organized in 1885. Photo by Jim McLean.

De Sto and Sister Building built in 1920. Both building were mercantile stores severing the Blythewood area. Photo by Jim McLean

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Wooten/Procter House built in 1925 in the Craftsman style. Photo by Jim McLean.

Blythewood School Auditorium built in the early 1930's. Photo by Jim McLean.

Blythewood School Auditorium. Photo taken by Jim McLean August 2014.

Blythewood School Auditorium. Photo taken by Jim McLean August 2014.

News Paper article announcing donation of land for new school gym. Land given in honor of Betty and Emma Hawley.

Blythewood School Gym built in 1938 by the WPA. Photo by Jim McLean

Blythewood School Gym. Photo taken by Jim McLean August 2014.

Blythewood School Gym Front Door. Photo Taken by Jim McLean August 2014.

Rock Columns built by the in the 1930's. Photo by Jim McLean.

Blythewood School Campus about 1950.

Sandy Level Baptist Church built in 1856 and is a designated Richland County Landmark building. Church roots date to around 1768. Photo by Jim McLean. .

Interior of Sandy Level Baptist Church showing slave balconies.

Sandy Level Baptist Church about 1950. Photo by Hudnalle McLean Sr.

Sandy Level Baptist Church Early Years.

Sandy Level Baptist Church original baptismal pool located behind the church sanctuary. Photo by Jim McLean.

Baptismal Pool before restoration. Source: S.C Dept. of Archives and History.

Bethel Baptist Church built in 1884. It bean as a brush arbor church and is designated Richland County Landmark. Photo by Jim McLean.

John Allen Hagood House: Source: S.C. Dept. of Archives and History.

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Blythewood Historical Society: www.blythewoodhistoricalsociety.org

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