Historical Venues

Heather Hill Events

Historic Greer Depot

The Frankiln House

The School House

115 Heather Hill Drive

Central, SC  

director@heatherhillevents.com

www.heatherhillevents.com

Welcome to Heather Hill, where timeless elegance meets modern charm. Nestled in the heart of history, our late 1800s-built home seamlessly marries the romance of yesteryear with the excitement of new beginnings. Renovated with meticulous care, our space exudes historic grandeur while offering contemporary amenities for your special day. Whether you're drawn to the rich architectural details or captivated by the stories woven into our venue's past, Heather Hill invites you to create your own chapter in the enduring legacy of love. Experience the magic of a bygone era with a touch of today at Heather Hill. 

300 Randall Street, Ste D, Greer, SC 29651

Phone #-  864.334.5374  Ext #2

Website-  historicgreerdepot.com

E Mail-  reservation@greerhistoricdepot

HISTORIC GREER DEPOT’S STORY BEGINS MORE THAN A CENTURY AGO.

Constructed in 1913, Charles Christian Hook of Charlotte, North Carolina, designed the depot as a combination passenger station and freight warehouse for the Piedmont & Northern Railway, later used by the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, Seaboard System Railroad and finally CSX Transportation, before facing potential demolition in 1984.

Saved from the wrecking ball by Greenville County Redevelopment Authority, it was finally sold to Station One Partnership in 1987 and redeveloped as retail and office space. Fast forward to 2017… Letchworth Properties, LLC, purchased the Historic Greer Depot with the hope of fully restoring it to its original grandeur.  A 1913 combination freight and passenger Depot with 23’ high vaulted truss ceilings and period correct décor at the heart of Greer’s historic district! Add a touch of history to the atmosphere of your next event with Historic Greer Depot’s nostalgic venue! Capacity- 250+

45 Clarendon Avenue

Greenville, SC 29609

843-813-6012

 The Franklin House | Historic Wedding & Event Venue | Greenville, SC 

The Franklin House was built in 1909 by Greenville businessman and real-estate developer W. J. Thackston. It stood on the Sans Souci Country Club grounds, one of South Carolina's earliest golf courses. Before construction began, an 18th-century cabin was moved to the property for use as a staging area; it later housed domestic staff and served as a Boy Scout meeting place.

Among the first homes built in the area, the Franklin House was featured in the 1913 Greenville Exposition in The Greenville News. Clarendon Avenue was laid out only after the house had been completed.

Thackston belonged to a group of prominent families associated with the development of northwestern Greenville, alongside the families of Benjamin Franklin Perry, South Carolina's post-Civil War governor, and William Young, a captain during the Revolutionary War.

Today this legacy of Southern Elegance is available for weddings and events. Visit our website at www.thefranklinhousesc.com for more information.

5495 Locust Hill Road
Travelers Rest, SC 29690 

www.theschoolhousevenue.com

Rich in history. Rooted in tradition.

Built in 1923, kindergartners through eighth graders filled the two story school house. The first floor harbored six classrooms, and the spacious second floor was used to gather for recess, as an auditorium, and even a space to roller skate. After closing in 1964, the school house was abandoned until 2013 when Bill Stephens and his wife purchased the property. Bill restored the school house’s original, vintage charm, but he and his wife listed the property after the project was complete due to a change of plans. The owner passed away shortly after, and the school house sat vacant, once again, until February of 2019, when Erin and Sean Eads found the property with a larger-than-life vision of turning the property into a luxury wedding and event venue. With Erin’s eye for design and attention to detail and Sean’s strength in business and finance, construction was completed and the School House Venue was ready at 4am on July 25, 2020⁠—the day Erin and Sean said “I do” standing on the original 1923 school house stage.

Meet the owners-

We met at Stomping Grounds Coffee Shop, in our native roots of South Carolina, on October 8, 2017, hence the name Ten Oh Eight, our first business together and the one that started it all. On that date, we found out that our siblings shared the exact same names (weird), that we were insanely obsessed with world travel (even weirder), that we both played college basketball (woah weird), and that we drove the exact same car (except mine was 20 years older than his!). Needless to say, we either needed to run far away from our crazy similarities or we were basically soulmates.

Fast forward to now, WE’RE MARRIED and we have FOUR businesses together; The Ten Oh Eight Co Photo + Video Team, The School House Venue, The Borrowed Branch, and The Murphy Label! We’ve created these four businesses to bring you the most magical all inclusive, luxury wedding experience ever, and have poured our hearts and souls into each of these brands.