Drayton Hall Charleston

... to Charleston. It's about a 3-hour drive, but took us a bit more as it was raining quite heavily. We stopped at Drayton Hall, a plantatoin that was built in 1738. Drayton is the only plantation on the Ashley River that has survived in tact since it was ...

... you would picture about Charleston- large entries to homestead and trees lining the road making you feel at home almost. we rode by Drayton Hall which is a home and grounds that is a from 1678, also Magnolia Gardens is an area created in 1670. there ...

... day so we had a hearty breakfast, put on sunscreen, packed a lunch and headed out. The first plantation we went to was Drayton Hall. This hall was actually owned by Drayton's from the time it was built in the late 1700's until the 1950's when it was ...

... to leave them in the trailer for long periods of time nor in the truck, especially if there is no shade for them. But..........Drayton Hall, one of the three mansions that we would like to visit IS dog friendly. We arrive at Dayton Hall after a pleasant ...

... is a 2 day pass that got us in to the Gibbes Museum of Art, Nathaniel Russell House, Edmondston-Alston House, Drayton Hall, Middleton Place, Aiken-Rhett House, Joseph Manigault House, Heyward-Washington House, and The Charleston Museum. Today we did all ...

... the way back to our Hotel.    Today, Saturday, we visited two more plantations up and down the Ashley River, Drayton Hall which still has the original house (the owner fooled the Yankees into thinking it was a smallpox hospital) and Magnolia ...

... it better - it spoke to us more!  We arrived early afternoon, too early to check in, so drove out to visit Drayton Hall, a Plantation house.  It was the only Plantation house in the area left untouched by the Union forces as they captured this ...

... nbsp;    Aiken-Rhett House 2.     Avery Research 3.     Drayton Hall Plantation 4.     Magnolia Plantation 5.     Middleton Plantation ...