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Columbia, South Carolina
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The South Carolina State Arsenal, also known as the Arsenal Hill, was used as a Confederate printing plant during the Civil War.
The district showcases a variety of architectural styles, including Greek Revival, Gothic Revival, and Italianate, reflecting the city's growth from the early 19th century.
The Robert Mills House, designed by the nation's first federal architect, survived the burning of Columbia during the Civil War and now serves as a museum.
The Hampton-Preston Mansion, built in 1818, was one of the largest antebellum residences in Columbia and is now a museum offering insights into 19th-century Southern life.
The district is one of several historic districts in Columbia that contribute to the city's designation as a Preserve America Community, recognizing its commitment to preserving cultural heritage.
