- One of America's finest examples of Federal architecture, this 1808 house was completed by Nathaniel Russell, one of Charleston's richest merchants.
- “Completed in 1808 on an original lot of Charleston’s Grand Modell, the Nathaniel Russell House is recognized as one of America’s finest examples of...
- Nathaniel Russell House: This unique home was completed in 1808 by the wealthy merchant whose name it takes and is best known for its free-floating...
- The gardens at the Nathaniel Russell house are some of the most beautiful and well-maintained in historic Charleston.
- The Historic Charleston Foundation (HCF) has clarified who would be eligible to buy the Nathaniel Russell House after an earlier message suggested the...
- The Nathaniel-Russell House Museum, a Distinctive Destination of the National Trust, is a Federal-style townhouse of a 19th-century Charleston merchant.
- Nathaniel Russell House. 51 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401, USA. ... Thu Jul 21 18:38:14 EDT 2016. Nathaniel Russell House Museum.
- More recently, in 1995, the Foundation conducted a multi-year study and restored the Russell House that now depict Nathaniel Russell's original dwelling.
- Nathaniel Russell House at 51 Meeting St., was completed in 1808 for Nathaniel Russell, a wealthy merchant.
- Home to Charleston merchant Nathaniel Russell, this family home took five years and $80,000 to build. In 1808, the average value of a home was $262.