Built in 1838-39, the Robert William Roper House is one of the most monumental Greek Revival houses in Charleston. With a prominent location on East Battery, it actually wasn't ever supposed to be there, as that land was originally intended to be part of White Point Garden.

Roper House

Built in 1838-39, the Robert William Roper House is one of the most monumental Greek Revival houses in Charleston. With a prominent location on East Battery, it actually wasn’t ever supposed to be there, as that land was originally intended to be part of White Point Garden.