Grounds of the Seibels House & Garden
When built at the end of the 18th century, the Seibels House stood in a largely undeveloped section of the city. Believed to be Columbia's oldest remaining structure, the Seibels House began as a far simpler, wood-frame building. Successive owners adapted the house and the gardens to meet their needs, especially the Seibels family, which acquired the property in 1858.
Read the History of These Grounds in the Cultural Landscape Master Plan