HOTEL EVERETT
Main House
Beautifully appointed rooms feature timeless antiques furnishings, luxurious linens, and endless character. Every detail is thoughtfully curated to honor the hotel’s historic charm while providing the comfort and ease you expect from a modern stay.
Cornwallis Suite
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Retreat to timeless comfort in a thoughtfully appointed room featuring two plush queen beds and a private bath designed for rest and renewal. Just blocks away, General Cornwallis established his winter headquarters in the 1780s, a reminder of Winnsboro’s deep historical roots. Yet within these walls, while here, your stay will be defined by warmth, ease, and relaxation.
Guest Room 1 | 2 Queens
McMaster Suite
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Celebrate the enduring legacy of the McMaster family in a suite featuring 2 queen beds. In honor of one of Winnsboro's most influential families. Quay Williford McMaster, the town’s longest-serving mayor, led Winnsboro for 30 years, guiding its growth and modernization.
While the family remains among the largest landowners in the country, The McMasters’ dedication to civic leadership, education, and culture, continues today through descendants such as Governor Henry McMaster, a direct heir to this remarkable lineage.
Guest Room 2 | 2 Queens | Fireplace
Ollever Suite
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Guest Room 3 | King | Adjoining Room with Ladd
The Ollever Room offers a luxurious king bed and a story of courage. Named in honor of Elijah Ollever, Fairfield County's Civil War-era sheriff, the room commemorates his brave act of protecting the county's precious records from Union forces during the civil war.
Ladd Suite
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Guest Room 4 | 2 Queens | Adjoining Room with Ollever
Enjoy this two-queen room with a private bath, honoring Catherine Stratton Ladd—a pioneering 19th-century educator, writer, and civic leader whose work helped shape Winnsboro’s cultural identity. Ladd founded the Winnsboro Female Institute, promoted arts and literature through her widely read essays and poetry, and encouraged community learning long before public education took root. This room celebrates her lasting legacy—and the spirit of the women whose intellect, creativity, and leadership helped guide the town’s cultural life.
Miller Suite
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Experience timeless Southern sophistication in the Miller suite. Where modern luxury meets Winnsboro's storied past in this magnificent king room. Named in honor of Kelly Miller, the distinguished scholar and Winnsboro native who rose from Fairfield County's humble roots to national prominence. Miller became one of the most influential Black intellectuals of his time. As the first Black student admitted to John Hopkins University he broke racial barriers in highereducation. A graduate and later a dean, he championed education, racial uplift, and social justice.
Guest Room 5 | King
Winn Suite
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Honor the spirit of a Revolutionary War hero in the Richard Winn King Suite. Where timeless elegance meets South Carolina heritage. Inspired by General Richard Winn, the distinguished soldier and statesmen who helped shape the early foundation of Winnsboro, settling in Fairfield County before the Revolution and quickly rising through the ranks of the militia. After the war, Winn served multiple terms in the U.S. House of Representatives and held several key roles in South Carolina’s government. Winn embodied the spirit of early American Independence and left a legacy of leadership that continues to define the region he helped build.
Guest Room 6 | King
Dubose Suite
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Unwind in the DeBose Suite with two queen beds and a private bath. Honoring William Porcher DuBose, a distinguished priest and theologian from Winnsboro, whose faith, teaching, and leadership left a lasting mark on the community and region.
Guest Room 7 | 2 Queen Beds
McCreight Suite
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Step into the McCreight Suite, a beautifully appointed retreat featuring a plush king bed and private bath, named in honor of Colonel William McCreight—an early Winnsboro settler, War of 1812 militia leader, longtime town mayor, and founding elder of Sion Presbyterian Church. A passionate supporter of education and former president of the Mount Zion College Society, McCreight also commissioned Winnsboro’s iconic town clock, importing its works from Alsace, France, and overseeing their journey to town. His 1774 home, one of the oldest surviving frame structures in Fairfield County, still stands today, reflecting the enduring legacy of a man whose leadership helped shape the heartof the community.
Guest Room 6 | King
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