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A historic plantation known for its picturesque Avenue of Oaks and role in the American Revolution.
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Famous for its stunning oak-lined entrance and beautifully preserved antebellum architecture.
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The plantation of Thomas Jefferson, the third U.S. President, known for its neoclassical design and significant historical importance.
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One of the oldest plantations in the South, featuring beautiful gardens, swamp tours, and a rich history.
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A grand Vanderbilt mansion with stunning gardens and a winery, capturing the essence of the Gilded Age.
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A stunning example of Greek Revival architecture with 64 rooms and extensive grounds.
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The plantation and home of George Washington, the first U.S. President, offering insights into his life and the history of the early republic.
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Known for its stunning gardens and as a National Historic Landmark, it showcases the grandeur of the antebellum era.
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Famous for its thoroughbred racehorses, this plantation offers a glimpse into Southern hospitality and the horse racing industry.
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The former home of President Andrew Jackson, known as the "People's President," with preserved buildings, gardens, and a museum.