This house on East Bay Street holds a very special distinction on Rainbow Row -- it was the very first to be restored on the row (which is the largest collection of attached antebellum houses in the United States).

Primary Color of the Rainbow

This house on East Bay Street holds a very special distinction on Rainbow Row — it was the very first to be restored on the row (which is the largest collection of attached antebellum houses in the United States). In 1931, Dorothy Haskell Porcher Legge undertook its restoration — kicking off the pastel collection that is now one of the iconic sites in Charleston.