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  4. Tour Location: 2915 Kershaw Street

Tour Location: 2915 Kershaw Street

Built in 1928 by C.A. Edwards, a local real estate developer, this residence strikes a balance between the Craftsman and Tudor Revival styles. A deep front porch and cross-gabled roofline blend well with the stucco and half-timbered gables and bracketed soffit, resulting in one of the neighborhood’s more recognizable bungalows.

  • 2915 Kershaw Street

    2915 Kershaw Street. Historic Columbia collection

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    Columbia, SC 29201

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