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| Magnolia Plantation Gardens, Charleston, S.C. |
Through the woods to Granny's house...in this case the woods are the beautiful gardens of Magnolia Plantation and the cabin is one of the cabins in the
From Slavery to Freedom project. According to the description I found it would have been the gardener's home.
Cabin E - Circa 1900 Gardener's Home
This is the only cabin on this street not built
during slavery. All indicators point to the building's completion
occurring around 1900, and would have provided shelter for an individual
or couple without children. The last person to inhabit this cabin was
groundskeeper Allen Hinge, who left in 1999.
I wonder if anyone would notice if I moved in. I'd be the eccentric old cabin lady and serve tiny mugs of ice tea to the weary tourists.
4 comments:
This would fit in nicely on The Tiny House Blog. If done right you can actually live very comfortably in a tiny little cabin like this. Go ahead....try it! ;)
S
Looks like a fascinating place to explore. I would visit.
I'll just slip in and hope to be part of the folklore before the powers that be notice.
Joe - it is a great place to visit.
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