Hanover House

150 Discovery LN

Clemson, SC 29634-5615


Phone: (864) 656-2241

City: Clemson

Region: Mountains

Visit Site

Hanover House

A Colonial French Huguenot family Paul St. Julien built this plantation house in 1716 on what is now the site of the Santee Cooper project. In 1941, when the homesite was to be flooded, the house was dismantled and moved to Clemson College, now Clemson University as a monument of Colonial architecture. The interior was restored with the assistance of the Colonial Dames representing the lifestyles of lowcountry planters from Colonial settlement through the Revolutionary War.

Info & Amenities

Location

I-85 exit 19-B to US 76. Go about 11 mi. and turn left onto Pearman Blvd. (Perimeter Rd.) in Clemson. Turn left immediately past the set of stone gates onto Garden Trail.


Admission

$5 adults; $2 children 6-12; $4 senior citizens


Checks Accepted

Yes


Days and Hours of Operation

Sa 10am-noon and 1-4:30pm; Su 2-4:30pm; Additional weekday hours for groups by appointment


Days and Holidays Closed

All Clemson University holidays and home football games.


Motorcoach Parking

Yes


Revolutionary War

Yes


Birding

Yes


Discounts

Senior Citizens


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