Difference between revisions of "Ashley Hall"
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
'''Site Dates''': 1675-1865 <br> | '''Site Dates''': 1675-1865 <br> | ||
| − | '''Site Owner''': Stephen Bull | + | '''Site Owner''': Stephen Bull; William Bull, William Bull II, Stephen Bull; William Stephen Bull ... Col. William Izard Bull<br> |
'''Site Designer(s)''': Stephen Bull, Mark Catesby, William Bull, Jr. <br> | '''Site Designer(s)''': Stephen Bull, Mark Catesby, William Bull, Jr. <br> | ||
'''Location''': Ashley River, West Ashley, St. Andrew's Parish, Charleston | '''Location''': Ashley River, West Ashley, St. Andrew's Parish, Charleston | ||
Revision as of 21:01, April 23, 2015
Ashley Hall, a plantation on the Ashley River near Charleston, was home to the politically prominent Bull family for two hundred years. Its elaborate landscape and gardens were developed by successive generations of the family.
Overview
Site Dates: 1675-1865
Site Owner: Stephen Bull; William Bull, William Bull II, Stephen Bull; William Stephen Bull ... Col. William Izard Bull
Site Designer(s): Stephen Bull, Mark Catesby, William Bull, Jr.
Location: Ashley River, West Ashley, St. Andrew's Parish, Charleston
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