South Carolina has more than 1,400 listings in the National Register of Historic Places, including more than 160 historic districts.

Use the map below to navigate to National Register properties for a specific county with links to:

• a summary paragraph describing the importance of each National Register property
• photographs of each individually listed property and representative photographs for historic districts
• the complete text of the National Register nomination forms
• boundary maps of historic districts

See also Historic Contexts for all Multiple Property (MPS) and Multiple Resource (MRA) nomination contexts.  These nomination contexts organize National Register documentation by historic themes, property types, or geographical areas.

Follow this link for a list of properties in the state that have been removed from the National Register.   

You can also search records for National Register properties by location, individual, or topic through the Archives and History OnLine Records Index.^**

Abbeville || Aiken || Allendale || Anderson || Bamberg || Barnwell || Beaufort || Berkeley ||
Calhoun || Charleston || Cherokee || Chester || Chesterfield || Clarendon || Colleton ||
Darlington || Dillon || Dorchester || Edgefield || Fairfield || Florence ||
Georgetown ||Greenville || Greenwood || Hampton || Horry ||Jasper || Kershaw ||
Lancaster || Laurens || Lee || Lexington|| McCormick|| Marion || Marlboro ||Newberry||
Oconee || Orangeburg || Pickens || Richland || Saluda || Spartanburg || Sumter || Union ||
Williamsburg || York

Thanks to the South Carolina State Library and the South Carolina Department of Transportation:
A Library Services and Technology Act grant administered by the State Library and financial assistance from the Department of Transportation have helped make possible the scanning of National Register Nomination forms and photographs.

**Using the OnLine Records Index, you can search the National Register records for properties in a particular location (for example, Bennettsville); properties associated with an individual (for example, Wesley, John); or properties associated with a topic (for example, Civil War, Greek Revival, African American, or grist mill).  To begin a search go to the Department of Archives and History's OnLine Records Index, click on "Search Page," and select the Record Group, "National Register Properties."

National Register Nominations are Adobe Acrobat files.   If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader you must download it before viewing the file. There is no charge for the program. If you have questions or comments about the Acrobat file, please contact the webmaster.

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