Historic Huguenot Street
4.6 (604)museum
4.6 (604)Security Deposit $500 (put toward total cost) and Lawn Deposit $500 (fully refundable); overages for lawn rentals extending beyond 4 hours are charged an additional $200/hour. Catering kitchen addition is $500.
A National Historic Landmark District featuring original early-18th-century stone houses and a 17th-century burying ground.
People
Zack VeithOperator
Description
This National Historic Landmark District spans 10 to 24 acres with original stone houses dating back to the early 18th century built by Huguenot settlers. Visitors can explore the grounds independently or join guided tours and educational programs offered by the museum, taking in the preserved structures alongside a historic burying ground containing graves from the 1600s.
