Sterling-Moorman House

01/09/2015

01/09/2015

SMHF would like to thank Eagle Scout Isaac Powells, age 14. Issac coordinated efforts to create a small retaining wall/planter at the front of the house. He obtained the needed materials at a substantial discount and coordinated 14+ volunteers on two different Saturday work crews; a total of 81 hours went into the project, including the planning time. Isaac says he learned a lot with this project!

Issac, we sure are impressed and can't thank you enough. You are a pretty incredible kid!

01/09/2015

Attention SMHF supporters,
We have received our IRS non-profit determination, meaning that donations to the SMHF are now tax deductible!.
Membership for 2015 is just $10 per year, and supports the ongoing restoration of the Sterling-Moorman House.

01/09/2015

History Matters!

01/09/2015

SMHF would like to thank brick mason Shane Nilles, aerial lift operator Dan Holtan, and Bill Widman (who appears in no photos, but was an essential part of the ground crew:) for generously donating their time and expertise on the Sterling Moorman House chimney project. It looks beautiful guys!

11/13/2014

Hello from the National Trust for Historic Preservation's Past Forward conference in Savannah Georgia!!! Representing Clemson University's Master's in Historic Preservation program in Charleston and SMHF!

09/05/2014

09/05/2014

Our biggest news yet, our determination arrived recently and......... SMHF is officially a 501(c)3 non-profit!!!!!!! We are so excited, after several years of hard work with the invaluable help of the community, we did it! SMHF donations are now fully deductible, under the fullest extent the law allows. We are pretty proud of SMHF if we do say to ourselves.