Daniel Legare House

When Crawford's estate sold the property in 1760, the deed included a reference to buildings on the grounds.^[1] Details about the house suggest two different construction periods.^[1] For example, there are breaks in the vertical woodwork between the second (main entrance) floor and the third floor, suggesting that the third floor is a later addition.^[1] Daniel Crawford possibly erected the roughly finished basement and first floor of the house while Daniel Legare, a man of means, perhaps expanded the house by adding the upper floor.^[1] Daniel Legare, was a representative to the first provincial congress of SC.

Later owners included Bishop William May Wightman. Wightman served as the first president of Wofford College.^[2]

As of November 2025^[update], it is still privately owned.^[3]

32°47′08″N 79°55′54″W / 32.785666°N 79.931581°W / 32.785666; -79.931581

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