W.E. Touchstone and his wife Matilda built this two-story brick residence for their family to occupy in 1893.Touchstone was the superintendent of Camperdown Mills and in 1894 resigned and left for Alabama. His family remained in Greenville and his wife was made owner of the home. In 1897 Matilda Touchstone sold her home and eventually it was turned into a filling station by K.S. Conrad who bought the property in 1920. In early 1990, the house underwent renovations and opened as a combination art gallery and restaurant.

Directions:
Depart from Heritage Green Place. Turn left onto Buncombe Street. The name will change to North Street. Proceed to Main Street and turn right. Falls Cottage will be on the left.

Winfrey, David. "Falls Cottage to Reopen as Site of Art Gallery, Restaurant." The Greenville Piedmont 19 January, 1990: 2C.

Greenville Deed. AAA- 384.

Greenville Deed. EEE-355.

Greenville Deed. 56-485.

Greenville Democrat. Dec. 27, 1893.

Greenville Democrat. March 21, 1894.