Content: See & Do
Category: Attraction
Redcliffe Plantation House Museum
Phone: (803) 827-1473
City: Beech Island
Region: Midlands
Redcliffe Plantation House Museum
Completed in 1859, Redcliffe’s Greek-Revival mansion was the home of James Henry Hammond and three generations of his descendants. Hammond, whose political career included terms as a United States congressman, governor of South Carolina, and United States senator, was perhaps best known during his lifetime as an outspoken defender of slavery and states’ rights. The grounds are ideal for weddings and receptions. Contact the park for availability and rates.
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