Charles Pinckney National Historic Site
No admission feeA National Park Service site preserving part of Founding Father Charles Pinckney's Snee Farm plantation and the story of the people he enslaved.

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Drive under the Avenue of Oaks, then tour the house, the brick slave cabins and the fields of a working plantation.
1235 Long Point Rd · Mount Pleasant, SC
Boone Hall was founded in 1681 and is still a working farm. You enter along the Avenue of Oaks, an allee of evenly spaced live oaks believed to have been planted in 1743. Admission covers a guided tour of the first floor of the 1936 house, a tractor tour of the 738-acre property, and Exploring the Gullah Culture, a live program of storytelling, song and dance. Nine original slave cabins hold the self-guided Black History in America exhibit.
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