Results for Hampton Plantation
National Historic Landmark-Hampton Plantation
National Historic Landmark-Hampton Plantation
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Northampton Plantation Slave Quarters
From the late 1600s to the mid-1800s, large tobacco...
Black Plantation / Hampton Campaign
Black PlantationThis area was once part of the 448.5-acre ...
Hampton Plantation
In 1774 Major Pierce Butler of South Carolina purchased Ha...
Results for Hampton Plantation
National Historic Landmark-Hampton Plantation
National Historic Landmark-Hampton Plantation
Erected in 1735, enlarged in 1757 and again in 1791, this building evolved from a modest frame structure built by a Huguenot settler into a large Georgian county house.
Courtesy National Park Service National Historic Landmarks
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Northampton Plantation Slave Quarters
From the late 1600s to the mid-1800s, large tobacco plantations dominated the economic and social life of Prince George’s County. One of the most prominent plantations in the county was Northampton. Today, all that remains of Northampton are the ruins ...
Black Plantation / Hampton Campaign
Black PlantationThis area was once part of the 448.5-acre plantation of Alexander Templeton Black (1798-1875), for whom Church Street was renamed Black Street. In 1851 Black deeded land for a right-of-way and depot to the Charlotte & S.C. Railroad. He ...
Hampton Plantation
In 1774 Major Pierce Butler of South Carolina purchased Hampton Point in northwestern St. Simons Island, and by the 1790s Hampton was developed into the island's largest cotton plantation in land and slave population. Signer of the Constitution and member ...