William Webb Farm, Smokehouse, State Highway 3/U.S. Highway 19, Sumter

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The William Webb house is located on approximately eight hundred acres of farmland historically associated with two other farmhouses and the Webb family. This house is part of a National Register listed district that consists of three historic farmhouses with their associated outbuildings and one non-historic house. The smokehouse associated with the William Webb Farm is significant as an agricultural structure associated with a farm operated continuously by the same family since the early Description: When the property was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in a collection of historic wood framed outbuildings including a mule barn, smoke house, wash house, chicken house, a carriage house and a dilapidated tenant cottage were included in the nomination.

A large mule barn and several smaller outbuildings were extant in The wood frame smokehouse has a front gable roof and horizontal plank siding. The structure is raised on field stone piers and has a single opening with a board and batten door. History: The smokehouse was constructed in