Lemuel+Boozer-Harmon+House

= Lemuel Boozer-Harmon = = 320 West Main Street = =﻿ =

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The house was built in 1820 by Allen and Levi Seay. The brothers were early master carpenters of Lexington. They built this house for their step brother Lemuel Boozer. Lemuel Boozer was a lawyer who became the mayor of Lexington. He then became a circuit judge and the first post-war Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina. During the time just prior to Secession he held meetings to warn the danger of leaving the Union. ======

photograph by L. Dempsey  Credit: Riley, Louise J. __Sherman's Army Marches into South Carolina and Lexington County February 1865__. 2010.