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Name	Description	Copyright
"Wood Nymph" at Middleton Place	This marble figure created by Rudolf Schadow around 1810 survived the burning of the plantation by Union troops.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Wood Nymph Fastening Her Sandal	This figure of a wood nymph fastening her sandal has become an icon for Middleton Place and is embossed on their self-guided tour brochure and admittance stickers.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
The Ashley River Road	Because of dense vegetation on both sides of the road, cars may drive on the Ashley River Road everyday without realizing the depth of beauty beyond the brush.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
The Ashley River Road	Shade-giving trees overhang the Ashley River Road to create a separate space from the hustle and bustle of Charleston.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Distant View of Middleton Place	An expansive lawn where sheep graze leads up to the present plantation house.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Farmyard with Peacock at Middleton Place	Chickens, roosters, and a peacock make themselves at home in the farmyard by the stables of Middleton Place.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Farmyard with Peacock at Middleton Place	Chickens, roosters, and a peacock make themselves at home in the farmyard by the stables of Middleton Place.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
The Peacock's Full Fan of Feathers	A peacock in the farmyard of Middleton Place shows off his array of colors.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Little Piggies at Middleton Place	A new litter of piglets feed in the fenced-off farmyard of Middleton Place.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Eliza's House at Middleton Place	Named after the last person to live in this house, Eliza Leach, who died in 1986 at the age of 94, Eliza's House is much the same as it was for the past 100 years.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Eliza's House at Middleton Place	Eliza's House still stands as a monument to those who lived and worked at Middleton Place even after the Civil War.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
House Museum at Middleton Place	Portraits of the family, including several by Benjamin West, and other family heirlooms are on display as part of the House Museum tour.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Original Steps on the Ashley River at Middleton Place	Although the original house burned at the hands of Union troops in 1865, the original steps facing the Ashley River remain as a reminder.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Ruins of the Original Home at Middleton Place	Piles of brick and part of a wall structure have survived the years and still stand in the original site of the home.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Chapel at the Spring House at Middleton Place	The upper floor of the Spring House was converted by "particular request" into a chapel for the benefit of the slaves working on the plantation.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Visitors by the House Museum at Middleton Place	Visitors to Middleton Place exit the house museum and descend a staircase to continue exploring the extensive grounds.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Carriage Rides at Middleton Place	Carriage rides will take visitors around the gardens and grounds of Middleton Place - a nice alternative for tired feet!	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Carriage Rides at Middleton Place	Carriage rides will take visitors around the gardens and grounds of Middleton Place - a nice alternative for tired feet!	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Middleton Place Restaurant	Complete your experience by tasting authentic southern cuisine made fresh at the Middleton Place Restaurant.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Petal-Peppered Statues at Middleton Place	Pink camellia petals carpet a pathway leading to a statuary of musical cherubs decorated with flowers by a visitor to the gardens.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Middleton Place Museum Shop	Find the perfect souvenir of your trip to Middleton Place at the museum shop, located by the ticket booths.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Middleton Place	Sheep graze in front of the remnants of the main house.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Getting Oriented at Middleton Place	A greeter orients visitors as they first enter the plantation.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong
Camellia	Bright camellias bloom all over the gardens at Middleton Place.	Public domain. Photo by K. Armstrong