Millford Plantation (nearby, historically associated region)

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Millford Plantation is a historic 19th-century antebellum estate in South Carolina, renowned for its grand Greek Revival architecture and significance in the region’s plantation history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf antebellum estate
historic house
historic plantation
architecturalStyle Greek Revival
associatedWith John L. Manning family
plantation slavery in the American South
builtFor John Laurence Manning
category Greek Revival houses in South Carolina
National Historic Landmarks in South Carolina
Plantations in South Carolina
constructionEndDate 1841
constructionStartDate 1839
country United States
county Sumter County
hasPart main house
outbuildings
plantation grounds
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
National Register of Historic Places listing
historicalEra antebellum South
historicallyAssociatedRegion Antebellum plantation region of the American South
High Hills of Santee
Santee River plantation belt
South Carolina Midlands
historicalUse cotton plantation
listedIn National Register of Historic Places in Sumter County, South Carolina
nearby High Hills of Santee region
Manchester State Forest
Pinewood, South Carolina
Santee River region
Stateburg, South Carolina
Sumter, South Carolina
notableFeature elaborate interior woodwork
grand colonnaded portico
high-style antebellum furnishings
symmetrical Greek Revival façade
period 19th century
region High Hills of Santee
Inner Coastal Plain of South Carolina
significance important surviving antebellum plantation complex in South Carolina
one of the finest examples of Greek Revival residential architecture in the United States
state South Carolina
usedFor agricultural production
elite planter residence

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Stateburg, South Carolina hasHistoricSite Millford Plantation (nearby, historically associated region)