Historically Significant Properties

Spring Hill Battlefield

Properties formally recognized as Historically Significant Sites

• 511 Maury Hill - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Dalton's Store - Recognized June 3, 2024 
• Doctor's Shoppe/Gorham-Wing House - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Ferguson Hall - Recognized October 20, 2008
• Grace Episcopal Church - Recognized July 20, 2015
• The Hardin House - Recognized November 17, 2008
• Kedron Pike Bridge - Recognized May 6, 2024
• The McKee House/Nellums-Higgenbotham House - Recognized July 21, 2008
• Mt. Hope Baptist Church - Recognized March 20, 2023
• NewTown Cemetery - Recognized June 3, 2024 
• Oaklawn Plantation - Recognized April 21, 2008
• Odil-Boatright-Terrell-Jenkins Home - Recognized June 3, 2024 
• J.S. and Charlie Odil House - Recognized March 20, 2023
• Odil House (5323 Main) - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Will Odil House - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Old City Hall and Fire Station - Recognized March 20, 2023
• Old Spring Hill Cemetery - Recognized April 20, 2009
• Pointer-Mitchum House - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Polk House - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Rippavilla Plantation - Recognized May 15, 2017
• Ritter Morton House (“The Kissing House”) - Recognized June 21, 2010
• Sharber-Lockridge House - Recognized June 3, 2024 
• Scivally House - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Spring Hill Battlefield - Recognized February 16, 2010
• Spring Hill Presbyterian Church - Recognized October 20, 2008
• St. Mark's United Primitive Baptist Church - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Walton Cemetery - Recognized May 6, 2024
• Warren House - Recognized May 6, 2024
• The White-Blair House - Recognized April 21, 2008
• White Hall - Recognized July 21, 2008