Charlie Zimmerman House S.C. Hwy. 150	John C. Zimmerman House S.C. Hwy. 150	Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church S.C. Hwy. 150	Glenn Springs Post Office S.C. Hwy. 150	Cates House Ruins S.C. Hwy. 150
Caspar Simpson House S.C. Hwy. 150	Paul C. Simpson House S.C. Hwy. 150	Cedar Grove S.C. Hwy. 150	Cates Store Rich Hill Rd.	Presbyterian Church Rich Hill Rd.
Pavilion and Mineral Spring Site Rich Hill Rd.	Smoak House Rich Hill Rd.	Burroughs House Rich Hill Rd.	Holliday House Rich Hill Rd.

Glenn Springs Historic District is located in the community of Glenn Springs, which is situated in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The history of the community focuses around the reputation of the mineral springs for their medicinal value and the related development of a popular resort hotel. The district contains nineteen properties, including several residences, two boarding houses, the ruins of a residence, two churches, a store, a post office, a pavilion, a cemetery, and the site of the Glenn Springs Hotel. Historically, the district represents the nineteenth and early twentieth century (ca. 1840-ca. 1940) development of Glenn Springs as a health resort and the community that grew up around it. Several buildings in the district are of local architectural significance as well, representing various vernacular and high styles of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries such as Greek Revival, Gothic Revival, Queen Anne, and Bungalow. Listed in the National Register November 4, 1982.

View a map showing the boundaries of the Glenn Springs Historic District.