COMPARE PLANTATIONS
Gain a complete Town & Country view of Charleston by visiting one of Charleston's exceptional plantations following your Historic District Introduction.   
PRIVATE PLANTATION TOURS
MIDDLETON PLACE
Middleton Place - ca. 1741
​(30-minute drive west of Charleston)
Middleton Place was home to Henry Middleton, who served as President of the 1st Continental Congress. It continued as the home to several generations of notable offspring, including Arthur Middleton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Middleton Place is perhaps the most exceptional plantation in the country - and Charleston's only plantation designated as a national historic landmark.

​Your guide will lead you through its Versailles-inspired gardens, once cited by the Garden Club of America as the nation's loveliest. You will also see America's oldest house museum, filled with Middleton treasures that reflect the life of America's wealthiest colonial family.​
BOONE HALL
Boone Hall - ca. 1681
(30-minute drive east of Charleston)
Boone Hall offers a look into life during slavery. This includes the live Gullah theatre, which provides an interesting and authentic account of slave life by a presenter of Gullah descent. Your guide will then lead you to other areas of interest, including the rare brick, slave cabins (ca. 1790). Notably, you will also see the impressive Avenue of Oaks (ca. 1743) that inspired Margaret Mitchell when writing Gone With The Wind.  ​
RESERVATIONS & INQUIRIES
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