• The Miles Brewton House is set on the west side of King Street near the southern tip of the Charleston peninsula.
  • However, most were melted down for artillery during the Civil War. One of the only remaining examples can be seen at the Miles Brewton House.
  • East to recognize and hard to forget, the Miles Brewton House is a testament to Charleston's centuries-long and often tumultuous role in American History.
  • Grand Inheritance. Miles Brewton House, one of the most important Georgian homes in America, has stayed in the family since 1769. But it is no relic.
  • It is a perfect example of the “Charleston double house.” ... The Miles Brewton House was twice occupied by armies using it for their headquarters.
  • Charleston, SC: Historic Charleston Foundation, 1994. Dillon, James, “Miles Brewton House,” Charleston County, South Carolina.
  • The details, both interior and exterior, make this house one of exceptional note. Miles Brewton made his huge fortune as a merchant and a slave trader.
  • Considered one of the finest extant examples of Georgian architecture in the United States, the Miles Brewton House in historic Charleston was built...
  • The Miles Brewton House was erected in 1769 by its namesake, who was one of the wealthiest men in South Carolina before the American Revolutionary War.
  • The Miles Brewton House is a National Historic Landmark residential complex located in Charleston, South Carolina.