Learn about Beaufort's Historic Landmark District and Northwest Quadrant and the documentation needed to build/renovate in these districts.

The historic district is renowned for its impressive collection of antebellum architecture that reflect the Federal, neoclassical, and Greek revival styles that were popular during the interwar period, along with the widespread use of tabby. A variety of homes, gardens, commercial buildings, houses of worship and graveyards are featured in the ...

2020年4月15日 · The Beaufort historic district is a mix of Federal, Neoclassical, Greek Revival and Victorian styles. The city is also known for its widespread use of tabby construction, using oyster shells, sand, lime and ash to make an early form of concrete.

Many Beaufort, SC homes located in the historic district pre-date the Civil War, thanks in part to the fact that its citizens fled the city before Union troops made their way into town. Beaufort became the headquarters of the US Army, Department of the South.

2024年12月16日 · From old forts to church buildings, tabby homes and sacred ruins, Beaufort’s history is virtually about as old as America’s itself. Make sure your explore these 15 must-see local historic Beaufort spots on your next trip to town. You’ll be darn glad that you did.

Beaufort’s Historic District was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1969. It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1973. The historic district boasts an impressive collection of antebellum architecture. These reflect the …

Beaufort is significant for its role as a major center of South Carolina’s antebellum plantation culture, its contribution to the history of the Civil War, and for its role it played in African-American history both during and after the war.

Beaufort’s 304-acre historic district running from the intersection of Boundary Street and Bladen Street and extending east and south to the Beaufort River was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in December 1969 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 1973.

2020年6月23日 · Take a walk through Beaufort’s Historic District. The best way to explore Beaufort is on foot. Taking a walk through Beaufort’s historic district can be like taking a walk back in time with 304 acres of the city being designated a National Historic Landmark. So what if it’s the largest such designation in all of South Carolina.

Beaufort’s National Historic Landmark district is a precious resource standing at a turning point and we must be vigilant in order to retain what we hold dear. Infill development that ignores the small-scale rural character that evolved in Beaufort over three hundred years must not be lost.