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Behind-the-Scenes of Middleton Place with Tracey Todd

Sun, Mar 23

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Middleton Place

HCF’s Director of Museums, Tracey Todd will host an intimate behind the scenes tour of Middleton Place National Historic Landmark. $250

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Time & Location

Mar 23, 2025, 10:30 AM – 2:00 PM

Middleton Place, 4300 Ashley River Rd, Charleston, SC 29414, USA

About the event

HCF’s Director of Museums, Tracey Todd will host an intimate behind the scenes tour of Middleton Place National Historic Landmark. Before joining HCF, Tracey had a thirty-three-year career with Middleton Place, so he has many favorite spots within the gardens and stories to share about the history of the Middletons. For example, in the gardens he’ll discuss the origins of America's oldest camellias and in the house museum he’ll show some important collection items that aren’t typically kept on display. Tracey will also discuss historic agriculture and heritage livestock breeds during a walk through the stable yards.  In Eliza’s house, a circa 1870 freedman’s dwelling, he will share his experiences interpreting the lives of hundreds of enslaved people who lived and worked at Middleton Place through the centuries. Certainly, the experience will be highlighted by the comradery and delicious Lowcountry cuisine that will await the group in Middleton Place restaurant.…

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