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Today, camper-historians learned about the activities of children in the past. They were interested to learn that children of today enjoy some of the same activities as children during colonial times…
Read MoreWelcome to Colonial Carolina Summer Camp at Drayton Hall! We met some new, cool summer camp participants this morning! After introductions, camper-historians learned about the Native Americans who once lived…
Read MoreStephanie Meeks, with a background in non-profit leadership and conservation, plans to tour Drayton Hall and the Ashley River region, Friday July 23, 2010. After the tours, Drayton staff will host a private reception to…
Read MoreToday, camper-historians practiced their own house tour. Ms. Liz taught the group about conservation. Reuse, Reduce, RECYCLE! Using recycled materials campers created keepsake boxes. Conservation, afterall, is an important part of…
Read MoreToday, Colonial Carolina camper-historians learned about archaeology. Our very own Archaeologist, Sarah Stroud, displayed actual artifacts from on-site excavations. Ranging from different ceramics to dolls and lead shot, these artifacts demonstrate…
Read MoreDay 2: Started with a much-anticipated Discovery House Tour, followed by colonial games and crafts. Camper-historians imagined what life was like for children on a colonial plantation as they…
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3380 Ashley River Road
Charleston, SC 29414
Drayton Hall's main house and landscape are open to the public daily from 9 am to 5:00pm* (gate closes at 3:30 pm). The gate will accept no cash transactions.
