Drayton Hall - Charleston Landmark

This colonial-era plantation house is shown to the public today as an architectural... more on Globepequot.com

Drayton Hall, in the Carolina "Low Country" near Charleston, South Carolina, is one of the most handsome examples of the form in which Palladian architecture developed in North America. The house was built for John Drayton, begun in 1738 and completed... more on En.wikipedia.org

Drayton Hall is a National Trust Historic site resting on 630 lovely... more on Travel.yahoo.com

This is one of the oldest surviving plantations, built in 1738 and owned by the Drayton family until 1974. Framed by majestic... more on Frommers

4.0	Whit r. 's review Beautiful. This plantation house is my favorite in the Charleston area (and there... a user of yelp.com, Read full review on Yelp
5.0	Nicky S. 's review I absolutely loved it! The house is so beautiful, the people that ran the place... a user of yelp.com, Read full review on Yelp

From Charleston, SC - Head north on Meeting St toward Hayne St, Turn left at Calhoun St, Continue on Robert B Scarborough Bridge/SC-30, Merge onto SC-61 via the ramp to Summerville, Slight left at Ashley River Rd/SC-61, Slight right at Savage Rd, Continue close to: Old Ashley River Rd. (S.C. 61)

with tours on the hour; Nov-Feb daily 9:30am-3pm, Mar-Oct daily 9:30am-4pm, Mar-Oct daily 9:30am-4pm, with tours on the hour; Nov-Feb daily 9:30am-3pm