Filed Under Early Twentieth Century
Carolina Pines Hotel
The Carolina Pines Resort and Hotel opened in 1933, promising an idyllic and diversified recreational facility accessible to all members of society. The two-story Colonial Revival hotel stood on four hundred and fifty acres and included a variety of recreational accommodations: two eighteen-hole golf courses, a riding club, tennis courts, casino, outdoor theater, polo grounds, a fishery, camps, a pet farm, and a lake. In 1957, the Rho Chapter of the Delta Sigma Fraternity purchased the hotel and a little more than seven acres for use as their fraternity house. Only the hotel and stables, used as the fraternity clubhouse, are included in the seven acres.
Date: 1933, ca. 1950
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