Historic House
The South Carolina PTA Historic House represents our organization’s rich legacy and commitment to children and families. Explore this special place that celebrates more than a century of PTA leadership, service, and advocacy.
The Full Story
The SCPTA Historic House stands as a lasting symbol of the strength, dedication, and legacy of South Carolina PTA. Since becoming the permanent home of SCPTA in 1967, this historic landmark has served as a place where generations of PTA leaders, advocates, and volunteers have worked together to support children, families, and communities across our state. Purchased and restored through the generosity and commitment of PTA members during the historic “Pennies for PTA” campaign, the Historic House represents what can be accomplished when we come together with a shared vision. Today, it continues to serve as SCPTA’s headquarters and a reminder that our work is built on the foundation laid by those who came before us—and carried forward by those who continue to advocate for every child.
Distinctions
Aside from being the home of the South Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc for roughly 60 years, it also has the following honors:
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National Register of Historic Places*
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Bicentennial House
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Landmark District of Columbia
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House, Walking Tour of Columbia
*Having the house on the National Register requires special care in the upkeep of the house.
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100 years of SCPTA Celebration at the Historic House
