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to tour Boone Hall Plantation. Buy Tickets. Click To Check Out Combo Tours. EACH GENERAL ADMISSION TICKET TO TOUR BOONE HALL INCLUDES: • Entrance to Boone Hall will be on the world famous Avenue Of Oaks. • NEW – Renovated Gin House features new visitor center, museum, and gift shop.
Boone Hall Plantation currently features a “Black History in America” exhibit that highlights the slave cabins and different themes to tell the African-American story. Visitors view daily aspects of slave life and trace the diverse issues faced in the struggle for freedom on American soil.
843-884-4371. Business Details. The Avenue Of Oaks at Boone Hall Plantation is one of the most spectacular entrances anywhere in the world and welcomes visitors to a place that reflects Southern heritage spanning 300 years of history, beauty, and grace. Recognized as the #1 Plantation in the Charleston Area by.
These different Festivals and Special Events are part of what helps make Boone Hall unique. Whether it’s a fun filled family festival or a premier social event, Boone Hall ia proud to present quality events that include something special that entertains and educates people of all ages!!
Jan 12, 2022 · Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens is located at 1235 Long Point Rd in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. It is located about 25 minutes northeast of Charleston. From Charleston, take Hwy 17 North towards Mount Pleasant. You’ll cross over the Arthur Ravenel Jr Bridge and stay on the freeway for about 7 miles.
Boone Hall Plantation. 1235 Long Point Rd Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464. (843) 884-4371. info@boonehallplantation.com. View Website. Add Favorite. Details. TOURS AND ADMISSION. DAYS AND HOURS OF OPERATION. Open Monday through Saturday 9am-5pm. Sunday 12pm-5pm. Closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
4.8. ( 187) The Boone Hall, established in 1681, is one of America’s oldest working plantations. The legendary plantation provides an enthralling peek into the region’s rich past, shedding light on the brutal reality of farm life for enslaved African Americans.
