Central Baptist Church 102 Park St.	Darlington County Library 127 N. Main St.	107 Park St.	109 Park St.	St. John's High School Park St.
St. John's Elementary School Park St.	Open-Air Theatre Park St.	Haynesworth House 121 St. John's St.	L. S. Welling House 119 St. John's St.	Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church 122 St. John's St.
Judge E. C. Dennis House 115 St. John's St.	Barn 115 St. John's St.	James S. McCall House 114 St. John's St.	112 St. John's St.	Moses Sanders House 114 Sanders St.
115 Sanders St.	118 Sanders St. (was 120 Sanders St.)	Methodist Cemetery Wells and Orange Sts.	Presbyterian Church Parsonage 112 Well St.	Dana House 212 Orange St.
204 Orange St. (was 280 Orange St.)	205 Orange St. (was 279 Orange St.)	Old Gibson House 148 Orange St.	106 Orange St. (was 130 Orange St.)

The St. John’s Historic District contains a concentration of late nineteenth and early twentieth century vernacular buildings, including residential, religious, and educational examples. The majority of the buildings were erected by local contractors without the help of an architect. The district consists of approximately nineteen properties of particular historical or architectural significance and thirty-six supporting properties. The focal point of the district is St. John’s School complex and campus, the Academy Green. The properties in the district are located in approximately five block area of oak lined streets. Approximately 75 percent of the buildings were constructed prior to 1925. Most of them were built between 1880 and 1925 during a period of unprecedented agricultural prosperity and reflect the architectural characteristics of that era, including Victorian, Neo-Classical, Colonial Revival, and Bungalow. The majority of the buildings in the district have been continuously used and have been kept in good repair. Listed in the National Register September 4, 1980.

View a map showing the boundaries of the St. John's Historic District.