The house to which this beautiful door belongs was built on Tradd Street between 1767-1772, by a Scotsman (John Stuart) who was the King's Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the southern colonies. With the coming revolution Stuart fled in 1775 and the house was sold to a new owner as confiscated property in 1782. Another defeat for those pesky Redcoats.

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The house to which this beautiful door belongs was built on Tradd Street between 1767-1772, by a Scotsman (John Stuart) who was the King’s Superintendent of Indian Affairs for the southern colonies. With the coming revolution Stuart fled Charleston in 1775 (after being arrested and escaping) and the house was sold to a new owner as confiscated property in 1782. Another defeat for those pesky Redcoats.