Historic Flat Rock, Inc.

Historic Flat Rock, Inc. Historic Flat Rock, Inc. was established in 1968. Since then it has been instrumental in the preservation and restoration of properties of note.

To protect, preserve and promote, in the community of Flat Rock in Henderson County, NC, such landmarks that are or may be of historical, architectural, cultural, or recreational value to the community, state, and nation. It has obtained numerous preservation easements on historic properties through the cooperation and generosity of the owners. Many thanks to all those whose efforts will help pres

erve Flat Rock now and for future generations. Please think of us first in connection with preservation.

I am a slipper chair from the Civil War era. My seat was designed with copper springs covered in mohair. My upholstery w...
06/03/2026

I am a slipper chair from the Civil War era. My seat was designed with copper springs covered in mohair. My upholstery was a Baize fabric. Where was I found? I was left abandoned along Greenville Highway, and rescued by Louaine Leisching. She recognized my beauty, and historical relevance. She took me to the doctor, and he restored my dignity.

Join us tonight at  for Historic Flat Rock trivia night!
05/28/2026

Join us tonight at for Historic Flat Rock trivia night!

🇺🇸Today we remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.
05/25/2026

🇺🇸Today we remember and honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

Join us next Thursday, May 28th at  for HFR Trivia Night!
05/22/2026

Join us next Thursday, May 28th at for HFR Trivia Night!

~Dunroy, ca. 1862~David Williams, a rice planter from Camden, SC and a US Senator, purchased land and completed Dunroy c...
05/16/2026

~Dunroy, ca. 1862~
David Williams, a rice planter from Camden, SC and a US Senator, purchased land and completed Dunroy c1862. Williams’ wife Kate was the sister of Mary Boykin Chesnut, author of”Diary from Dixie.” The house was sold to Mrs. James Williams, then to Mrs. James Rose Rutledge of Charleston, and then to her daughter Mrs. Julius Heyward. Rutledge Drive and Rutledge Mountain are named for the Rutledge family. In 1933, WWI Major General Campbell King, grandson of Judge Mitchell King (Argyle) and his wife bought the property. He was commanding officer for Gen. George C. Marshall and became Army Chief of Staff. Upon General King’s death in 1950, his son Dr. D.I.C. King and his children after him, inherited the property. In the l990’s most of the
Dunroy acreage was sold for a residential development, leaving the house, its outbuildings and a tract of land surrounding it, in tact. Dunroy is now home to the Thompson family, who have restored the house, outbuildings, gardens and property to their former glory.

Thanks to all who helped!
05/13/2026

Thanks to all who helped!

❤️💐Happy Mother’s Day
05/10/2026

❤️💐Happy Mother’s Day

A historic Henderson County cemetery is in need of volunteers after Helene left trees and debris covering nearly 100 gra...
05/06/2026

A historic Henderson County cemetery is in need of volunteers after Helene left trees and debris covering nearly 100 graves. Officials said it remains unclear how many gravestones may be broken or destroyed until the site is cleared.

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118 Village Center Drive
Flat Rock, NC
28731

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