Home  Ancestors Historical Migrations Homes & Plantations Churches & Cemeteries Graves  Photos  Timelines  Omnibus  Names  Enquiries  Exchange  Research  Share		Historical Maps Perry-Castenada Library Map Collection One of the best collection of maps on earth (pun intended). Bureau of Land Management U.S. Census Bureau United States Geological Survey Query Form Library Spot.com The USGenWeb Project Geographical Info, Maps & More The World GenWeb Project Country Index Search for your locality within the country, then maps Global Gazetteer from Calle.com Migration of Hamptons in the U.S. Eventually a map tracing the different Hampton branches will be added. Homes & Plantations     Houmas House Burnside, LA       History  Houmas House   Good basic information  Paintings of the Deep South by Stanley Beck    Captures the light, shadow, and the feeling of Houmas  #2334 JAMES AMEDEE GAUDET COLLECTION OF HOUMAS PLANTATIONS AND WILLIAM PORCHER MILES MATERIALS  Manuscripts Department Library of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill SOUTHERN HISTORICAL COLLECTION  Inventory [includes history, biography, deeds, slaves, mortgages, and more] Vacation photos  Plantations.html  A little slow loading--but unique views     Hampton-Preston Mansion Columbia, SC        Photograph  Historic Homes  A different view  Map  Columbia, SC  Downtown  Landscape Renovations  Forecourt Interpretation  Interesting  Millwood Ruins     You really have to see the Millwood Ruins to fully appreciate them.  Nothing prepares you for the sheer size of the remaining columns.  This home of General Wade Hampton III was burned when General Sherman raided Columbia, South Carolina on February 17, 1865. If you are going to be in the Columbia area, the ruins can be toured by appointment on the last Sunday of each month from March to October.  The address is Millwood Ruins, Garner's Ferry Road, Columbia, SC 29209 or phone (803) 252-1770.  Click on the dovecote for a virtual tour.   Churches & Cemeteries 1639 Church, Jamestown, VA It was the first brick church in America Construction was overseen by Rev. Thomas Hampton I, Rector of James City Parish The Church Tower still stands Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Columbia, SC History Also see #22 on Columbia, SC Map Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Archives Collection Dates: 1812 – present Old Tennant Church Monmouth, New Jersey Graves Col. Andrew Hampton Jonathan Hampton Copyright W. D. Floyd, used with permission
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