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| Drayton Hall - A Charleston Plantation |
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Circa 1738, Drayton Hall is the oldest preserved
plantation house in America open to the public.
More than a house, activities include hourly tours
and daily programs, self-guided river and marsh
walks, The African-American Cemetery, and an
artisan-inspired Museum Shop. A new, self-
paced “Voices” Interactive Landscape Tour on
DVD features archival images, archaeological
artifacts, and family memoirs. An accredited
museum and National Trust historic site.
Location & Contact Information:
Website:
plantation house in America open to the public.
More than a house, activities include hourly tours
and daily programs, self-guided river and marsh
walks, The African-American Cemetery, and an
artisan-inspired Museum Shop. A new, self-
paced “Voices” Interactive Landscape Tour on
DVD features archival images, archaeological
artifacts, and family memoirs. An accredited
museum and National Trust historic site.
Location & Contact Information:
- 3380 Ashley River Road (Hwy 61)
(843) 769-2600
Website:
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