The Governor's House Inn

by Lorraine Baum

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The Governor's House Inn

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Lorraine Baum

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Photograph - Photographs

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We stopped in Charleston, South Carolina, USA to pick up a friend at the airport on our way to a week stay in Myrtle Beach, S.C. We had just enough time to explore downtown Charleston for 2 or 3 hours, and I would have given anything to have had much more time there. So much to see! Fascinating! The architecture is quite unlike anything we see in Colorado. I must revisit!

Built in 1760, the building is now called The Governor's House Inn, and is a very popular bed and breakfast in the heart of downtown Charleston, South Carolina. Built in a Georgian style, a large renovation in 1885 has added some Victorian touches. The home has been declared a National Historic Landmark due to its association with Edward Rutledge, who was instrumental in the struggle for American independence, and the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence at 26.

This image has been featured in the following FAA groups:

Wood Wonders - 4/24/18

Canon Full Frame Cameras - 5/3/18

USA Photographers - 5/3/18

Ladies Club - 5/4/18

Lady Photographers And Artists - 5/4/18

Whats New - 5/4/18

Images That Excite You - 5/5/18

HDR Photography - 5/5/18

World Landscape Lovers Of Art - 5/8/18

No Place Like Home - 5/28/18

ABC Group - 5/29/18

Camera Art - 6/2/18

Your Very Best Photography - 6/18/18

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April 23rd, 2018

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