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Rainbow Row is the most iconic sight in Charleston, and is the longest row of pre-revolutionary homes in the nation. Saved by Susan Pringle Frost, the woman who eventually would spearhead preservation efforts around the city, these homes are the first example of Charlestonians valuing homes for the history of the houses, rather than the number of bathrooms and bedrooms a home had.
Keep history and preservation on your mind by hanging up these beautiful houses on a wall in your own home. In a 5×7 format, this painting would be the perfect addition to any travel-based collage, but is also large enough to serve as decor by itself.
Rainbow Row is the most iconic sight in Charleston, and is the longest row of pre-revolutionary homes in the nation. Saved by Susan Pringle Frost, the woman who eventually would spearhead preservation efforts around the city, these homes are the first example of Charlestonians valuing homes for the history of the houses, rather than the number of bathrooms and bedrooms a home had.
Keep history and preservation on your mind by hanging up these beautiful houses on a wall in your own home. In a 5×7 format, this painting would be the perfect addition to any travel-based collage, but is also large enough to serve as decor by itself.