Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site

Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site, once a sprawling 2,000-acre cotton plantation, now stands as a 44-acre state historic site, preserving one of the best-preserved plantation houses in the South. Nestled in the heart of the region, the site offers visitors a glimpse into the 19th century, with the opportunity to walk through the halls and along the trails that echo with the history of Southern life. Here, visitors can explore the complex and often dark stories of the past, including the experiences of freedmen and the enslaved during the Civil War, providing a poignant and educational experience.