Tags: J.B. Johnson
Wymojo Yarn Mill
Rock Hill City Directories and History: One of the last textile operations begun in Rock Hill, the Wymojo Yarn Mill was opened in March 1909. It was located west (…more)
Manchester Mill
Rock Hill City Directories and History: The Manchester Mill was completed in 1896 on the north side of Rock Hill. The leading figures in its development were John R. (…more)
Standard Mill
Rock Hill City Directories and History: Standard or Highland Park Mills
The second textile mill in Rock Hill was the Standard Cotton Mill. It was initiated by two leading Rock Hill (…more)
356 Marion Street
Rock Hill City Directories:
MARION STREET – As Rock Hill experienced a period of very rapid growth, developers emerged who provided building lots and housing stock for the new residents. Beginning (…more)
104 Oakland Aveune
Rock Hill City Directories and History: 1908 – W.W. Moore, Lula Moore, W.W. Moore – President -Wymojo Yarn Mills, 1913 – W.W. Moore, Lula Moore, W.W. Moore – President Wymojo (…more)
432 Saluda Street
Rock Hill City Directories and History: (#436, #432, #414) 1908/1936 – J.S. White, 1946 – James S. White, 1959 – Mrs. James S. White, 1975 – Charles W. Thomas (Chiro.) (…more)
Lots #3 & 4 North
Lots #3 and 4 North: These lots ran approximately from the alley west of the York County Arts Council Building (2011), up to and including the old People’s Bank Building (…more)
131-133 East Main Street
Rock Hill City Directories and History: 1908-09 No Listing, 1913-14 [131-133] Peoples National Bank Bld 1913, 1922-23, 1925-26, 1936, 1938 Peoples Nat Bank, 1968 C&S Nat Bank of SC, 1970 (…more)
404 East Main Street
The earliest known owners of this handsome home were John T. Roddey and Robert Lee Kerr. These were two of Rock Hilll late 19th century businessmen of significance. Please see (…more)
