South Carolina Lace House
4.6(91)
Historical Landmark
About
The South Carolina Lace House sits on nine acres in Columbia's historic district, alongside the Governor's Mansion and Caldwell-Boylston House. The estate offers a refined setting steeped in history, with public rooms showcasing silver, china, paintings, and documents that reflect the state's heritage.
While primarily a historic landmark and residence for governors, the Mansion's elegant spaces serve as a dignified venue for hosting visiting officials. Its intimate scale and rich atmosphere make it a distinctive choice for small business gatherings seeking a venue with local character and cultural significance.
Best for
- Historic tours & cultural immersion
- Intimate executive receptions
- Elegant client entertaining in a landmark setting
Standout features
Historic Architecture
Governor's Mansion with rich heritage
Home to over thirty governors and their families, this mansion showcases public rooms filled with silver, china, furniture, paintings, and documents that illustrate South Carolina's history and heritage.
Estate Grounds
Nine-acre historic district setting
The mansion sits on nine acres in Columbia’s historic district, alongside two other preserved houses — The Lace House and The Caldwell-Boylston House — offering a distinctive, park-like environment for events.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
SundayClosed
Monday9am – 5pm
Tuesday9am – 5pm
Wednesday9am – 5pm
Thursday9am – 5pm
Friday9am – 5pm
SaturdayClosed
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