Disambiguation evidence for Middleton Place plantation via surface form

"Middleton Place"


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Predicate Object
ElizasHouseFunction interpretive site on slavery and freedpeople
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
architecturalStyle Palladian architecture
category Historic house museums in South Carolina
category National Historic Landmarks in South Carolina
category Plantations in South Carolina
country United States of America
cropGrown Carolina Gold rice
dateOfNationalHistoricLandmarkDesignation 1971
dateOfNationalRegisterListing 1966
hasGardenStyle 18th-century terraced gardens
hasGardenStyle formal landscaped gardens
hasGeographicRegion Lowcountry of South Carolina
surface form: Lowcountry, South Carolina
hasHistoricalRole example of plantation economy based on enslaved labor
hasHistoricalRole major rice plantation in colonial South Carolina
hasHistoricalRole site associated with a signer of the United States Declaration of Independence
hasMainBuilding Middleton Place House Museum
hasMemorial Eliza’s House
hasPart Middleton Place Chapel Ruins
hasPart Middleton Place Gardens
hasPart Middleton Place Inn
hasPart Middleton Place Plantation Cemetery
hasPart Middleton Place plantation self-linksurface differs
surface form: Middleton Place Rice Fields
hasPart Middleton Place Stableyards
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
surface form: National Historic Landmark of the United States
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places
surface form: National Register of Historic Places listing
inception 18th century
instanceOf National Historic Landmark
instanceOf historic plantation
instanceOf tourist attraction
locatedIn Charleston County, South Carolina
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedNear Charleston
surface form: Charleston, South Carolina
locatedOn Ashley River
namedAfter Middleton family
notableResident Arthur Middleton
notableResident Henry Middleton
offers garden tours
offers house museum tours
offers interpretive programs on slavery and plantation life
openToPublic true
operator Middleton Place Foundation
originalFunction rice plantation
ownedBy Middleton family
restorationStart 20th century
restoredBy Middleton Place Foundation
significantEvent destruction of main house during the American Civil War
significantEvent earthquake damage in 1886 Charleston earthquake
significantPerson Arthur Middleton
significantPerson Henry Middleton
significantPerson Williams Middleton
usedEnslavedLabor African and African American enslaved people