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Location
SC Route 215, Buffalo, SC

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Created/Published
Documentation compiled after 1968.

Notes
Survey number HAER SC-19
Building/structure dates: 1902 initial construction
Significance: This brick, rectangular, four-story structure is architecturally significant as a relatively intact textile mill building from the turn of the century. It has a twin pyramidal-capped clock and bell tower that contains elements of the Romanesque Revival style, such as arched entrances, yellow brick pilasters and arches, and corbelling. A large clock face on each of four sides of the left-hand tower, and the pyramidal roof has flag poles. The segmental-arched window openings are now bricked in.

Subjects
Brick Buildings
Textile Mills
Textile Industry


Related Names
Smith Waley, W. B.
Duncan, Col. Thomas C.
Union-Buffalo Mill Company
Boucher, Jack, Photographer
Chandler, Andrew W., Historian


Collection
Historic American Engineering Record (Library of Congress)

Contents
Photograph caption(s): 
1. EAST (FRONT) FACADE, LOOKING NORTHWEST
2. EAST (FRONT) FACADE, TOWERS
3. EAST (FRONT) FACADE, SOUTH TOWER
4. INTERIOR, VESTIBULE FLOOR, MOSAIC BUFFALO MILLS COMPANY LOGO
5. INTERIOR, MACHINERY
6. INTERIOR, MACHINERY


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