The South Carolina Senate congratulates the Historic Ballenger House on its one hundredth anniversary.
The South Carolina Senate recognizes the Historic Ballenger House in Seneca on its one hundredth anniversary. The house, built in 1925 by Grady Woodfin and Eleanor Ballenger, was donated to the Seneca Women's Club in 1979. The Seneca Women's Club, composed of volunteers, maintains the house and supports children's events. The house has undergone renovations and redecorations over the years, including the conversion of a bedroom into a conference room in 2019.
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