Nathaniel Russell House Charleston

Today, we drove to the Middleton (Place) Plantation after a breakfast of cereal, fruit and sliders (small buns with a piece of sausage inside).

Middleton Place is a plantation directly across the Ashley River from North Charleston and about 15 miles northwest of Charleston. Built in the 18th and 19th centuries, the plantation was the …

... . The gardens contained many azaleas, statues, and rice fields. After about 4 hours, we headed back to Charleston to go to the Nathaniel Russell House. This is a historic house which contained a non-supported staircase and was restored to look like it ...

... then walked to both of the churches I could see from my lovely balcony. I then went and did the tour of the Nathaniel Russell House. It was magnificent this house!!! You couldn’t take photos inside so I will include photos of the postcards I ...

... ; As if that was not enough walking, in the afternoon we visited two more Historic Homes.  The first was Nathaniel Russell House which was most impressive and where we saw our first joggling board.  This is a long seat that ...

... the Isle of Palms district.  We went downtown a couple of times and walked around.  The historic Nathaniel Russell House was well worth visitng, although after hearing so much about its interior features, I couldn't get inferior teachers ...

... to purchase a Charleston Heritage Passport, which 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 ...