Holly Springs: Colonsay Cottage (1840)

Colonsay Cottage is a Greek Revival House built in 1840 and was used as a school during the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Holly Springs: Sheets-Humpherys House (c. 1909)

The Sheets-Humpherys House was built in 1909 and contains architectural elements from the Victorian, Colonial Revival and Craftsman styles.

Lost History: Fennell-Thompson House (c. 1890)

The Fennell-Thompson House was a Folk Victorian cottage built in 1890 and destroyed in 1968, when it was replaced by the recently-closed Merchant and Farmer’s drive-through Bank.

Holly Springs: Thorne House (1898)

The Thorne House, built in 1898, was the first pre-fabricated Victorian house in Holly Springs. It was partially destroyed by a fire in the 1930s.

Lost History: Dougherty House (1851)

The Dougherty House was built in 1851 by Dr. John Dougherty. It was also known as the Estes Place, and was demolished in 1933 to make room for a gas station.

Holly Springs: United Methodist Church (1849)

The Holly Springs Methodist Church was founded in 1837, and the present Greek Revival building was built in 1849, with a later 1869 Italianate addition.

Lost History: Franklin Female College (1849)

The Franklin Female College was a girls school which existed from 1849 until 1898. It was replaced by the Victorian Myers House, was was in turn replaced with the current Baptist Church Activity Building.