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Category: Attraction
Heyward-Washington House
Phone: (843) 722-2996
City: Charleston
Region: Coastal & Islands
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Heyward-Washington House
Built in 1772, Charleston's Revolutionary War House was the town-home of Thomas Heyward, Jr., signer of the Declaration of Independence. The home features magnificent Charleston-made furniture and a formal 18th century garden. See website or call for hours and pricing.
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