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108 Beaufain Street and 110 Beaufain Street
John Steinmeyer, a prosperous sawmill owner. built what was originally two-story wooder Charleston single house here. The house was purchased in 1842 by Gov. Thomas Bennett. Mary Bennett Campbell, a granddaughter of Gov. Bennett. and her sister enlarged the house and had the cypress wood exterior cut to resemble stone. Through an endowment in Miss Campbell's will, in 1909 the property became the Argyle Louden Campbell Memorial Home for Presbyterian and Huguenot Ladies. The interior has Greek Revival features of the 1840s and Victorian features of the 1870s. The property also has noteworthy…
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