The three chimneys accommodate three fireplaces each; two for the upper floors and one for the basement level.
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| Entrance |
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| Chimneys & Columns |
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| Basement Level |
(Click on photos for detail.)
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Around Our Neighborhood
The Sloane Family built a residence known as Tanglewood in 1860 in Pendleton, South Carolina. It was destroyed by fire in 1908 and rebuilt in 1910. The rebuilt home was a classical colonial mansion. The house remained in the Sloane family until 1950 when it was sold. The home again was destroyed by fire in 1970 leaving the three chimneys, the original columns, and the basement.
The three chimneys accommodate three fireplaces each; two for the upper floors and one for the basement level.
The property was sold to the local government for a new library which appears on the left in the first pic.
(Click on photos for detail.)
The three chimneys accommodate three fireplaces each; two for the upper floors and one for the basement level.
(Click on photos for detail.)
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