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The purpose of the South Carolina Picture Project is to celebrate the beauty of the Palmetto State while preserving some of its vanishing landscapes.

Ryan House

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SC Picture Project / Barnwell County / Ryan House

The City of Barnwell is home to many beautiful historic homes, like the Ryan House pictured here. Constructed around 1823, this house was a headquarters for the Union Army during the Civil War.

Ryan House

Melissa Roberts of Barnwell © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

Former owners of the house say that its ballroom was used for Catholic Church services, and that Edgar Brown, a long time Democratic legislator of South Carolina from Barnwell County, rented a room upstairs when he first moved to Barnwell.

Ryan House SC

Melissa Roberts of Barnwell © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

Plan Your Trip: Ryan House

Where is Ryan House located?
Address: 323 Main Street, Barnwell, SC 29812
GPS Coordinates: 33.244450,-81.362009
What else should I see?
Ford House 0.1 mile
Banksia Hall 0.2 mile
First Baptist Church of Barnwell 0.2 mile
Collins Park 0.3 mile
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  2. I love seeing these homes when I come home to visit. Ryan House is still beautiful now as it was in the 1960’s when I first saw it.

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