Price House (b. 1795) in lower Spartanburg County in the Switzer community. An Army Air Force plane crashed on this property in 1943.

main house

marker dedicated to plane crash victims

slave quarters

addition to home; purpose is unknown

pewter plates were for everyday use

locally built furniture piece

locally built furniture piece

candle snuffer on top of Bible cabinet

room used for music and dancing

note candle holders built into music stand

device used for testing alcohol content of rum and wine

guest room

The Prices were childless, so this room probably belonged to nieces or nephews

candle reflector

master bedroom

room was probably rented to travelers

"8-day clock" designed to run eight days before another winding is needed

candle stand was adjustable for comfortable height

original kitchen is long gone, however, this contemporary kitchen was moved to the Price Plantation

loom for making cloth

note water carrier on wall

device for spinning raw material into string

double-sided fireplace in slave quarters (two families would probably have inhabited this building)