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(0.4 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
Fairway to Heaven by Five Star Properties is located in Hilton Head Island. The air-conditioned accommodations is 0.9 mi from South Beach and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi.
(0.8 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
Offering free WiFi and free private parking Su Casa by Five Star Properties is located in Hilton Head Island within just 0.7 mi of South Beach.
(0.9 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
Featuring air-conditioned accommodations with a private pool Mizzenmast Court 5 is located in Hilton Head Island. Guests benefit from a patio and a children's playground.
(0.9 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
Featuring air-conditioned accommodations with a private pool garden view and a balcony Second Wind is located in Hilton Head Island. It is set 0.7 mi from South Beach and provides an ATM.
(1.0 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
With air-conditioned rooms and a private pool Hilton Head Island is the setting for Vicino al Mare. It is less than 0.6 miles from South Beach and features complimentary WiFi and an ATM.
(1.0 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
Set in Hilton Head Island within 1 mi of South Beach Heritage offers accommodations with free WiFi air conditioning and a garden. Guests may go for a swim in the private pool.
(1.0 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
With air-conditioned rooms and a private pool Hilton Head Island is home to Island Oasis. A patio and a children's playground are available to guests.
(1.1 km from Baynard Plantation Ruins)
Lands End 39 is set in Hilton Head Island. It is located less than 0.6 mi from South Beach and features an ATM.
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Baynard Plantation Ruins, Hilton Head Island, SC
The Baynard Plantation Ruins on Hilton Head Island are the remains of a once-thriving plantation that was destroyed by Union troops during the Civil War. The plantation was owned by Dr. John Baynard, a wealthy doctor from Charleston, and his wife, Sarah. The couple had four children: two sons and two daughters.
The plantation was a self-sufficient community, with its own crops, livestock, and slaves. The slaves were housed in a separate quarters on the property and worked the fields. They were also responsible for all the household chores, such as cooking and cleaning.
The Baynards were a wealthy family and lived a life of luxury. They often entertained guests at their plantation home, which was one of the largest on the island.
The Civil War changed everything for the Baynards. Dr. Baynard died of a heart attack in 1862, just as Union troops were about to invade Hilton Head Island. Sarah and her children fled to Charleston, leaving everything behind.
When Union troops arrived at the plantation, they set fire to the house and all the outbuildings. The only thing that remained standing was the slave quarters.
Today, all that is left of the Baynard Plantation are ruins. The foundation of the main house is still visible, as well as some of the walls of the outbuildings. The slave quarters are also still standing and have been restored. They are now part of a museum that