Educational Opportunities
Historic Rock Hill aims to share the collective stories from our community, including its rich history.
We invest in historical programming and aim to share our local resources with you!
How can you get involved? Find out what Rock Hill offers below.
Lifelong Learning
In partnership with Lifelong Learning, we want to bring attention to the following courses scheduled for 2024 that might be of interest to our members who are interested in learning more about Rock Hill history:
Click HERE to find more information & updates on their website.
Take a Walk Around Rock Hill’s Old Town
Historic Rock Hill invites you to explore history, houses, and stories! Our primary focus is YOU and connecting you with our Rock Hill community. Learn more about the fun, educational walking tours belo
Self-Guided Walking Tours
“This Building Has History” Tour provided by Roots & Recall
South Carolina's cities and towns are rich with history and culture just waiting to be explored by today's generation. TBHH (This Building Has History) allows your community to digitize the past, creating a virtual tour of architecture and history which can be viewed by anyone visiting the area. The stories and images are crafted to best represent the historic personality of your community. They offer map guide for your tour below.
The City of Rock Hill Historic Walking Tour
Explore our town's proud past-a past shaped by Southerners who weren't afraid to grow and change, to imagine a new world for themselves. The City of Rock Hill provides you with both a map and audio guide to take you through the town. More information can be gathered about each site by clicking on the map points. The total length of the tour is 1.25 miles and takes 1 hour to complete.
The City of Rock Hill Laurelwood Cemetery Tour
This self-guided tour of Laurelwood Cemetery provides more information about the history of this central Rock Hill landmark and the people who reside there. Learn more about the important figures that were made an impact on our community and remain buried in the town.
Self-Guided Tour of the White Home
