Hanover House

Very nicely rebuild of an old home. Built in the late 1700s it has been moved to this location in order to save it from flooding to build a man made Lake. Im not sure what motivation there was to save this old house but its nice nevertheless. Its not very old in the grand scheme of things over the world, but worth visiting if you are in the botanical garden anyway. 5 stars for the effort of saving this old house!

An important example of early 18th century Huguenot history and architecture from the Carolina Lowcountry now preserved and accessible at Clemson University in the Upcountry. All those with St.Julien and Ravenel family connections (most of SC) should see this rare gem reflecting 4 centuries of human events that continue to shape SCs future.

Really enjoyed the tour. Guide was really great and very knowledgeable.

Reminds me cartoon´s houses!

A tour guide gentleman was awesome! Very knowledgeable and nice.

Great low country home that was amazingly preserved by Clemson University. Please visit the SC Botanical Gardens while you are there.

Interesting and informative. Hats off to Clemson University for restoring this part of history!!

Great example of an early plantation house. Good tour. Free.

Very educational and best place to be if you want to spend time with your family

If you like historical houses and items this is a great place to go to. Plus it is free ....

I have loved the Hanover House since my Clemson days long ago. Beautifully preserved historical home.

Nice historic house in the Botanical Gardens...I recommend at least one visit.

Wonderful 300 year old home. Visit and experience history up close.

Very historic, learning about history on how the people lived.

This structure was moved upstate to preserve an early example of balloon framing, still using mortise and tenon joints.

Very cool place lots of historic info enjoyed

Lots of Clemson history and a beautiful botanical garden all in the same place!

Lovely home

Nice

Beautiful piece of History