White Oaks
Where is White Oaks?
1209 Roe Ford Road
Greenville, SC 29617
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Hi, I am Anne Galloway, a senior history major at Furman University. This semster I am in a public and local history class with Dr. Courtney Tollison. Together, with the original inspiration and continual assistance of Dr. Charles Davis, we devised this project to share with the Furman community Furman's hidden treasure, White Oaks. To create this website, I have spent time interiewing those with strong ties to the house, researching the house, and spent plenty of time exploring the estate itself. Enjoy!