Ernest L. Hazelius House

The Ernest L. Hazelius House, built around 1830 in Lexington, South Carolina, is a historic one-story frame dwelling notable for its hall and parlor layout and four small bedrooms. Once home to clergyman and educator Ernest L. Hazelius, it is also recognized for its cultural significance as the place where evangelist Charlie Tillman documented the song 'Give Me that Old Time Religion.' Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973, it now serves as the tour office for the Lexington County Museum, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's rich history.