Joseph Manigault House Review

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Joseph Manigault House

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Fodor's Review:

An outstanding example of federal architecture, this home was designed by Charleston architect Gabriel Manigault in 1803. It's noted for its carved-wood mantels, grand staircase, elaborate plasterwork, and garden "folly." The pieces of rare tricolor Wedgwood are noteworthy.

  • Cost: $10
  • Open: Mon.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 1-5
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Reviewed by bachslunch from US on 3/31/09
A very attractive house to tour, has plenty of nice architectural detail and attractive furnishings. Tour itself is short (in the dining room only), and you go self-guided from there with people available for questions. Worth the visit.

Member Rating: 4.4
Ratings details: Experience: 4.0 Ease: 5.0 Value: 5.0 Don't Miss: 4.0
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