This 1904 Colonia home, known as the "Crum Home," is full of charm and character. The house was built by the Crum family and has remained in the family. The house, which needs complete interior restoration, has elegant stained detailed molding and wood work in the formal rooms. The entrance parlor has a decorative staircase, arched doorways, and a fireplace. The formal parlor and formal dining rooms have fireplaces, and the diningroom has elaborate dentil moldings bordering the ceiling and a medallion in the center of the ceiling. The kitchen has an eating area, a pantry, and opens to a screened back porch. The house has 6 bedrooms and 4 baths. 2 bedrooms and 2 baths are on the first floor, and 4 bedrooms and 2 baths are on the second floor. There is a large "sleeping porch" on the second floor. Other features of the house are: 1. picture moldings 2. heart-pine floors throught the house 3. 12 ft. ceilings downstairs 4. 11 ft. ceilings upstairs 5. fireplaces in most of the rooms The exterior is frame and was painted recently. The house has a wrap-around front porch, and the roof over the house is shingle. A newer metal roof is over the porches. The property consists of approx. 1 acre of land, contains 2 old outbuildings, and is located in the historic area of the city of Denmard, S.C.
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