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Ehrhardt Hall Bed & Breakfast Inn - http://www.ehrhardthall.com Ehrhardt. 1903. Enjoy elegant accommodations in our Historic Ante-bellum Mansion (1903), decorated with antiques, richly detailed public areas, formal living and dining rooms, and large, warm kitchen with breakfast nook overlooking the birds and gardens. Relax on the wrap-around porches in your favorite rocker, wicker couch, or wicker chair on the 1st or 2nd floor. Ehrhardt Hall is located in the famous Low Country of South Carolina. Escape the city & forget your cares and let us pamper you with a relaxing stay and even a gourmet, candlelight dinner. |
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Chestnut Cottage - http://www.chestnutcottage.com Columbia. 1850. The Chesnut Cottage, circa 1850, is one of the most historically significant homes in the Southeast. During the War Between the States it was the home of General James and Mary Boykin Chesnut. In October of 1864, the Chesnuts hosted President Jefferson Davis and his traveling party in their home. President Davis gave his last speech to the citizens of Columbia from the front porch of the Cottage. Four months later Columbia was in ashes, with fires destroying houses less than a block away from the Cottage. |
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The Inn at Claussen's - http://www.theinnatclaussens.com Columbia. 1928. The Inn at Claussen's is a stylish 27-room boutique hotel located in the heart of charming Five Points, within walking distance of the University of South Carolina and minutes from the city's historic Vista district. The 1928 brick building once housed a busy bakery. Today's guests still find something fresh here, in the warm friendly service, beautifully restored architectural features, and large, individually decorated rooms and suites. |
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Inn at USC - http://www.innatusc.com Columbia. 1912. At the Inn at USC, our boutique lodgings reflect South Carolina’s historic past. Originally built in 1912 as a family home, the Inn features a graceful blend of Georgian, gothic and art deco touches throughout. Every guestroom reflects this remarkable building’s elegance combined with comfortable, modern conveniences like lavish triple-sheeted pillow-top beds, and in-room refrigerators and microwave ovens. |
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