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Anderson Historic Districts

• Living in Historic Districts (PDF)

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Four historic districts are in the City of Anderson:

Maps

• Boulevard Historic District (PDF)
• Anderson Historic District (PDF)
• Westside Historic District (PDF)

Anderson Historic District

• Christopher Orr's Tavern (c.1835)
• Earle-Broyles-Acker House (c.1835)
• Caldwell-Johnson Morris House (c.1851)
• Dr. Philip Wilhite House (c.1856)
• Wilhite-Geisberg House (c.1882)
• Brock-Brown-Hall House (c.1893)

Boulevard Historic District

• Anderson College (1911)
• Kramer-Young Warren House (c.1909)
• Dexter Brown House (c.1910)

Downtown Historic District

• Attractions
• Historic Churches
• Historic Properties
• The second Anderson County Courthouse (c.1898)
• Anderson City Hall (1898)
• Chiquola Hotel (1888)
• Masonic Temple (c.1889)
• Sullivan Hardware (1891)
• Anderson National Bank (1872)
• Confederate Monument (1901)
• "Old Reformer" brass cannon (Revolutionary War, War of 1812)
• Blue Ridge Passenger Station (c.1913-1914)
• Piedmont and Northern Electric Railroad Passenger and Freight Station (c.1914)
• Calhoun Hotel (1925)

Westside Historic District

• Little Arlington (1883)
• Victorian Von-Hassein-Cathcart House (c.1892)
• Cochran-Bolt-Coffee House (c.1898)