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Pendleton Historic Foundation
The Pendleton Historic Foundation office is situated in the center of the
Downtown Pendleton Village Green in the Historic Guard House
Stop by to explore the Guard House and learn of its history, browse through our unique gifts and books, pick up a Pendleton Walking Trail Map, find out about Pendleton shops and restaurants, book your private tour of our historic homes or just simply chat about Pendleton history!
Guard House Hours of Operation
Monday 10am-2pm
Tuesday 10am-2pm
Thursday 10am-2pm
The Historic Homes are open each Sunday for tours at 2pm and 3:30pm.
Private Tours are also available and encouraged!
You may book your private tour for all other days of the week for appointment - Call (864) 646-7249 to book TODAY!
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Learn More About PHF
Sharing Local History for Decades
The Pendleton Historic Foundation was founded in 1960’s to ensure the preservation of the historic home on the Woodburn Farm site. While the funds were being raised to restore the Woodburn house, the Mead Paper Company donated Ashtabula Historic House and an additional 10 acres of land to the Foundation, similarly ensuring its preservation for future generations.
As a result of these efforts, the Pendleton Historic Foundation now owns and operates two of the largest Upcountry plantation homes as historical museums for the enjoyment and educational purposes of visitors of all ages.
Both houses were placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1972.
Our Mission: The Pendleton Historic Foundation is an IRS 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit educational organization dedicated to the restoration and preservation of historic properties in Pendleton and the interpretation of the diverse history and cultural heritage of the area.