Davis House, National Register historic house in Manning, South Carolina
Davis House is a residential building situated along South Carolina Highway 63 in Clarendon County that displays architectural features from its period of construction. The structure shows building techniques and design elements typical of homes built in this region during that era.
The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 and represents one of eleven historically protected buildings in Clarendon County. This recognition reflects its age and importance to the local residential and construction history.
The Davis House functions as an educational resource for architectural studies, demonstrating the building methods and design preferences of South Carolina's residential construction.
The house sits south of Manning along South Carolina Highway 63 and is accessible from the road. Visitors should remember this is a private residential property, so viewing should be done from the exterior.
The property maintains its position among Clarendon County's protected historical structures, joining other significant sites like Manning Commercial Historic District.
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