- The house gets its name because George Washington would often stay there during his visits to Charleston. It was built in 1772 by Thomas Heyward Jr.
- The Heyward-Washington House, located at 87 Church Street in Charleston, South Carolina, is a historic house museum.
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- In 1780, Heyward fled from Charleston when British forces invaded, and the house was later rented out on a weekly basis, including by the city of Charleston to...
- Heyward-Washington House, Charleston (must see). This charming early Charleston "dwelling house" is known by two names, thanks to two notable...
- Owned by the Charleston Museum and open to the public, the Heyward-Washington House at 87 Church Street, Charleston, was built in 1772 by the rice...
- The Charleston Museum sells combo tickets with access to the museum, Joseph Manigault House and Heyward-Washington House for $30 for an adult.
- As part of the Charleston Museum system, the Heyward-Washington House is located in historic downtown Charleston at 87 Church Street.