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Middleton Place Plantation, listed on the National Register of Historic Places and declared a National Historic Landmark, is internationally renown for its amazing gardens. It is the birthplace of Arthur Middleton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

The main house and two flankers were burned by Union troops in 1865. The south flanker had the least damage and was restored and used as the main residence until becoming a museum in the 1970’s. Middleton Place Plantation was home to the family for over three centuries, including enslaved people and freedmen who served them. As we tour the House Museum, we will learn more about these generations of residents and view the extraordinary collections of original portraits, furniture, silver, china, documents and other objects that belonged to and were used by family members.

After the House Museum tour, we will enjoy a Low Country lunch buffet made from fresh, local, seasonal and organic ingredients harvested fresh from the Middleton Place on-site organic farm and gardens.

May is the perfect time to explore the 65 acres of rare camellias, azaleas, dogwoods, magnolias, tulip trees, ancient live oaks and so much more that will be in bloom. Dating from the 1700’s, these gardens are the oldest landscaped gardens in America.

PRICE PER PERSON
$132 pp

HIGHLIGHTS
Middleton Place Plantation & Gardens

INCLUDED
Transportation Roundtrip
Storehouse Tours Escort
Admission to Middleton Place House
Museum Tour
Low Country Lunch Buffet

DEPARTURES
Sun Communities 8:30 depart

BOOKINGS
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(843) 235-2966 or
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PAYMENT SCHEDULE
Due Upon Reserving Space
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37 Heather Drive
Pawleys Island, SC 29585