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On June 18, 2010, one of Spartanburg’s historic treasurers, the Arthur Irwin home in the Historic Hampton Heights District, went up in flames. The blaze, which burned for several hours, consumed the roof, attics and tower. To neighbors, the home is called the flagship because of its beauty, architectural significance and gradeur.
These articles tell about the fire:
Story: Spartanburg Herald-Journal
The Hampton Heights Neighborhood Association is hosting Home for the Holidays: A Victorian Christmas. This evening event will highlight the restoration of this magnificent Victorian home. Tickets include a tour of home, hors d’oeuvres and wine. Proceeds will benefit the Hampton Heights Neighborhood Association.
The Spartanburg Historical Association will also be on-hand selling copies of the recently released book, “Hampton Heights of Spartanburg: Its History, Houses and People,” written by Dr. Vivian Fisher.
Please note: no high heeled shoes allowed in the house; guests participate at their own risk.
For more information about the Hampton Heights Tour of the Arthur Irwin home owned by Jim Newcome and Vivian Fisher, please visit the following: