Robert Mills shaping South Carolina and national memory
Architect Robert Mills, born in Charleston in 1781, left a legacy across South Carolina and the nation. His works include the First Presbyterian Church in Augusta, the Mills House in Columbia, the State Hospital’s Treasury Building design, and memorials such as the Washington Monument in Baltimore and the planned Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., cementing his status as the first native-born American architect.
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Mount Vernon
Walters Art Gallery
Peabody Conservatory of Music
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Washington Monument
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