Located in Beaufort County, the Darrah Hall is a featured landmark of the Reconstruction Era National Park, a park which is dedicated to the Civil War’s reconstruction era which lasted from the beginning of the 1890s Jim Crow racial segregation up until 1900. Historically significant and precious to the history of African Americans, Darrah Hall is faithfully preserved and beloved for being one of America’s first schools for slaves who were freed during the Lincoln Administration. Visitors who want to make the most of their visit to the Reconstruction Era National Park and Darrah Hall can book walking tours of the area or join a tour run via the Beaufort Visitor Center.

Address: Darrah Hall - Reconstruction Era National Park, 26-118 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Drive, St. Helena Island, South Carolina 29920

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