Specialty:
“Middleton Place is a rare survivor of the American Revolution, the Civil War, economic upheavals, and natural disasters. In 1675, this National Historic Landmark connects to the very fabric of the nation’s complex history, focusing on the contributions of the Middleton family as well as the enslaved Africans and African Americans who lived and worked here. For over two and a half centuries, these manicured gardens have welcomed visitors from all over the world. Through meticulous research of history, architecture, and horticulture and continuous research into agriculture and archaeology, art, artifacts, and journals, they keep alive the spirits, lessons, and stories of Middleton Place. Middleton Place offers free admission for children under 5.”
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