Neighborhood Info

  The East Town Neighborhood Association, or ETNA, is one of the founding members of the RHCN and is bounded by Elizabeth Lane, Jones Avenue, East White, and East Black Streets. It contains the Reid Street-Confederate Avenue-East Main Street Historic District. East Town begins only one block from the center of Rock Hill, SC - the intersection of Main Street and Oakland Avenue. Contained in our neighborhood are several hundred residences, several churches, businesses and professional offices, as well as a brand new school for 4-year-old children. We also boast some truly wonderful homes from the early 1920s and 1930s, many of which are being restored by their owners. That, along with plenty of 100-year-old oak trees, makes this neighborhood a uniquely charming area of Rock Hill. East Town also holds the historical distinction of being Rock Hill's first neighborhood.
   ETNA meets at 7:00 p.m. on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. The location may vary during the summer but is usually in one of the classrooms of Park Baptist Church, located at 717 East Main Street. Please come join us and see why we think our neighborhood is a great place to live!

   The Rawlinson Acres II Neighborhood Association is comprised of properties located fully within the city limits of Rock Hill and within the boundaries of Rawlinson Acres II development, both Phase I and Phase II. We are bordered on the South by Main Street (SC Hwy. 5) and on the West by the Rock Hill city limits. RAII is located directly across from Northwestern high school and the Rock Hill Applied Technology Center. There is a walk-through access to York Road elementary school on Main Street.
   The neighborhood contains approximately 170 residences and is heavily wooded with mature trees. There are also several natural ravines separating residential sections and providing beautiful natural greenery. The first homes were built in the 1980s. Specific covenant restrictions define the approved size, style, and type of building construction and use of property.
   Our neighborhood women’s social group, Ladybirds, organizes a fall Wine and Cheese Social, Halloween Parade, Christmas Luminary night and a Spring Picnic. Ladybirds also provides and maintains a directory of residents names, addresses, phone numbers, jobs, hobbies, interests, and skills information. This directory is available to all residents and facilitates neighbors getting to know each other and sharing interests and skills.
   We have an active Neighborhood Association that meets annually in the fall to elect officers and conduct business. Elected officers and appointed committees conduct ongoing business throughout the year. The neighborhood association is supported by voluntary payment of annual dues of $50 per household, which are used for upkeep of our common grounds, communication expenses, cost of social activities and means to address issues supported by the membership.

   The Spencer Estates Neighborhood Association boundaries are East Main Street to Spencer Street, and Eastwood Drive to Princeton Road and South Anderson Road. Spencer Estates is one of the founding members of the RHCN and is very active throughout the year.
   Meetings are at 7:00 p.m. on the 3rd Thursday of each month (no meetings in June, July, or December) at Belleview school.

Spencer Estates Neighborhood Association held their annual Community Yard Sale on Sat., Nov. 6, at Belleview school. According to reports, everyone had a great time and hopefully found a few "hidden treasures".