The Avenue of Oaks
The drive runs for about three-quarters of a mile beneath 88 live oaks, first planted in 1743 and completed in 1843. Allow time at the start of your visit to take it in.
Tours included
Admission covers a guided tour of the first floor of the house, a tractor tour of about 30 to 40 minutes around the 738-acre property, the Black History in America exhibit in nine original cabins, a presentation on slave history, Exploring the Gullah Culture and a garden tour.
Around the grounds
Look for the 1850s Cotton Gin house, the round brick smokehouse and the marsh beyond the live oaks. A gate sheet given on arrival shows the day’s tour times.



