Bluffton man builds new home inspired by historic Graves House

A Bluffton man has built a replica of one of the town’s most historic buildings, according to a recent report by Bluffton Today.

Garfield Moss, who owns a parcel of land off Wharf Street in Bluffton’s historic district, recently completed the construction of a home built to resemble the Graves House, according to the report.

The Graves House, built on Calhoun Street by a former Union Soldier around 1908, is owned by Bluffton United Methodist Church. The house listed as a contributing structure to the National Register of Historic Places.

Moss says he plans to build more structures inspired by historic Bluffton properties, according to reports from Bluffton Today.

This story was originally published July 5, 2017 at 10:22 AM with the headline "Bluffton man builds new home inspired by historic Graves House."