225 Dick Street
Fayetteville, NC 28301
910-483-6009
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The Sandford House
In 1941, the Woman’s Club purchased the Slocumb House but later renamed
it the Sandford House. The Club opened the doors to the home and provided suitable
living quarters for unmarried working women flooding into the city at the time. -
The Baker-Haigh-Nimocks House
The Woman’s Club purchased the home in 1966.
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The Oval Ballroom
In the mid 1950s, the Woman’s Club of Fayetteville
renamed the now freestanding room as The Oval Ballroom
and moved it to its current location on Heritage Square.
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Photo Gallery
Welcome
The historic Sandford House and Heritage Square gardens are yours to rent for special events!
Imagine making your entrance from the grand stairway in The Sandford House main foyer or gliding across lush green lawns to your true love waiting for you beneath the gazebo. Graduations, family reunions, bridal showers, birthday parties, and baby showers. Perhaps your organization needs a beautiful, formal place to meet and dine.
The historical complex called Heritage Square is the perfect place for an old fashioned Southern celebration. Call anytime to schedule a tour and see the possibilities for your special occasion. 910-483-6009
For the past 15+ years this has been Heritage Square Historical Society's main fundraiser, however this year it is our GIFT of JOY to Fayetteville.
Christmas Tour of Homes
DonateDonations are appreciated and will be used for the maintenance and care of Heritage Square.
Traditionally, tickets have been $20/individual and were the most significant fundraiser to help with the preservation of the historical structures at Heritage Square.
This year, we invite you all to watch as a family and request a suggested donation of $25/family.
As the Heritage Square Historical Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, your donation may be tax deductible
To learn more about membership and get involved with the Heritage Square Historical Society, check out: https://www.heritagesquarefay.com/membership
Featured on the tour are:
Heritage Square Sandford House and Oval Ballroom, 225 Dick Street
These historic buildings available for event rental - a perfect place for weddings!
Prescott & Susie Godwin's home in Forest Lakes
John, Lacy & John Parker Kells' home in Forest Lakes
The MacPherson House Bed and Breakfast, 701 Hay Street
We'd like to thank the following contributors:
City View Magazine
Cool Springs Blooms
Debbie Bender Design - MacPherson House decoration
Paul Reichle III Pianist
Kaitlyn & Madalyn Thiriot Violinists
Dr. Gail Morfesis, Video Narrator & VP Heritage Square
Joan Blanchard, Docent Sanford House
Jonathan Hornby Productions