Drayton Hall's by aufgehts

Charleston - United States, South Carolina This is the oldest surviving example of Georgian Palladian architecture in the US and one of the only pre-Revolutionary houses to remain in close to original condition today, built in 1738.

Uploaded: Apr, 09 2009 | Taken: Mar, 31 2009| Viewed: 18 times  | 2 votes Camera: SONY | Model: DSC-H3 | Exposure 10/5000s, ISO 125 | FLength: 7mm

jacko1 - Apr, 09 2009 07:04pm Nice pic Jill, is this building in use today?. aufgehts - Apr, 09 2009 07:04pm No Tony, but it's a functional museum. There is no period furniture at all in the house, rather you can see the original fireplaces, ceiling medaliions, even the structure of the walls and the ceiling. The best part are the 2 original mouse holes (just like the cartoons!) in one of the walls! jacko1 - Apr, 09 2009 07:04pm Thanks Jill, good info, I like detail.