Woodland Plantation
Union County, United States
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Woodland Plantation, located near Carlisle in Union County, South Carolina, is a Greek Revival plantation house and farm complex built around 1850. The main residence is a two-story clapboard structure distinguished by a front porch with square columns featuring windows on all four sides. The complex comprises multiple outbuildings constructed between 1850 and about 1950, including a storehouse, smokehouse, carriage house, cotton gin house, dairy milking parlor, bull pen, calf barn, hay barn, office, privy, and silo—a comprehensive assemblage reflecting the agricultural operations of a mid-nineteenth-century plantation. The site was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2001.
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- building
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- National Register of Historic Places listed place
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- Union County, United States
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