Plantation House, Saint Helena

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Plantation House, Saint Helena is the historic official residence of the British-appointed governor on the island of Saint Helena.

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Plantation House, Saint Helena canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building
official residence
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
category Governors’ residences
Houses in Saint Helena
Official residences in the United Kingdom Overseas Territories
constructionStart 1791
continent Africa
country British Overseas Territory of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
surface form: Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
function official residence of the governor of Saint Helena
hasPart formal gardens
governor’s offices
residential quarters
surrounding parkland
hasResident Jonathan the tortoise
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building (Saint Helena)
heritageStatus listed building
inception 1792
locatedIn Saint Helena
South Atlantic
surface form: South Atlantic Ocean
locatedInSettlement near Jamestown, Saint Helena
near Diana’s Peak National Park
notableFeature grounds home to Jonathan, one of the world’s oldest known living land animals
occupant Governor of Saint Helena
owner Government of Saint Helena
significantFor residence of British-appointed governors
seat of colonial administration on Saint Helena
tourism occasionally open to visitors
usedBy Colonial Office
surface form: British colonial administration

Government of Saint Helena

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