Robert Pringle House, Georgian Colonial residence in South of Broad, Charleston, United States.
Description
The Robert Pringle House is a three-and-a-half-story residence on Tradd Street featuring three bays across and six bays deep. The building has two rooms of different sizes on each of the first two floors, separated by a central hallway with stairs.
History
The house was built in 1774 and served as the residence of Robert Pringle, a Scottish merchant who opposed British taxation during the American Revolution. Pringle served as a judge and played a role in the political discussions that led to colonial independence.
Culture
The interior woodwork shows the Georgian style that wealthy merchants favored in Charleston during the colonial period. This craftsmanship reflects the prosperity of the family who lived there.
Practical
The house is located in a central spot in Charleston and is easy to reach while exploring the historic district. Its proximity to other colonial buildings makes it a natural addition to a walking tour of the neighborhood.
Did you know?
Stone inscriptions with Pringle's initials from 1774 remain visible in the construction materials, confirming the exact year of construction. These marked signs allow visitors to see the actual age of the house rather than merely reading about it.
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