The tour entrance to the House is through the Sunporch on the river-side of the building. For admission cost, please see Plan A Visit .
Hours are subject to change as warranted.
Photography is not permitted inside the House Museum. Lockers are provided at no charge in which visitors may stow cameras and purses before their tour through the Hosue Museum. The Middleton Place House Museum is a repository of great family treasures, including three Benjamin West paintings and two by Thomas Sully, Charleston-made rice beds, a Thomas Elfe table, much of the family's original china, fine English silver, and hundreds of books, letters, and documents which have helped reestablish an archival base for research and interpretation. Guided tours of the house give visitors a fascinating insight into the generations of Middletons that lived there and their role in America's history. Overview Today's Middleton Place House is all that remains of the grand three-building residence that was the home of the distinguished Middleton family.