Historic Fall Creek, Pendleton Settlement
"Pendleton offers the perfect balance of small-town tranquility and easy access to nearby cities. Proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1991, our town preserves its rich heritage while offering a peaceful, affordable lifestyle—just far enough from the hustle and bustle, yet close enough to everything you need."
DISCOVER...
Arts and Crafts Style
...Pendleton's Architecture
"Pendleton's historic district boasts an eclectic mix of architectural styles, from Federal, Italianate, Arts & Craft, English Tudor and beyond, showcasing the finest designs of their time. Take a stroll down our charming, picturesque streets and experience it for yourself. Each home and building tells a story of its past residents, as well as those who continue to care for and cherish this vibrant community."
Carpenter-Builder
Colonial Revival 1930
Two Story Federal Style 1835
Gothic Revival
Prairie Bungalow
Eastlake House 1893
Tudor Gothic Revival 1938
Greek Revival
Front Gable Bungalow
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Eastlake
Tudor Gothic Revival
Queen Anne
Dutch Colonial revival
Walking Tours
Take a walk around Pendleton; our detailed walking tour brochures are located at the following locations:
Pendleton Town Hall, 100 West State St.
Pendleton Historical Museum, Falls Park Drive
Pendleton Community Library, 595 E. Water St.
Burmeister's Old Town Antiques , 130 W. State St.
Anderson Madison County Visitors Bureau , 6335 S. Scatterfield, Anderson