Historic Latta Plantation

Founded around 1800, the 1,343-acre Historic Latta Plantation in Huntersville, North Carolina, was originally a cotton plantation.

Here are a few more interesting facts about the Historic Latta Plantation:

The Historic Latta Plantation offers guided and self-guided tours that takes visitors around the grounds and eleven outbuildings.
Guided tours are first come, first serve. The Plantation advises that visitors arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start of a guided tour.
By exploring, visitors have the opportunity to learn and get a grasp of what life was like in the early to mid 1800s in North Carolina.
In addition to exploring the grounds, visitors have the opportunity to participate in a variety of educational and school programs, such as workshops and re-enactments.
The Historic Latta Plantation is full of gorgeous scenery and rich history, which is why they offer special events packages.
After exploring, visitors can check out the Visitor Center’s Gift Shop where they can purchase toys, books, artisan goods, and a variety of other merchandise.
It is open to visitors Tuesday through Sunday.
The site is closed during all major holidays, such as New Year’s Eve, 4^th of July, and Thanksgiving Day.
Admission prices vary upon age. Children ages five and under, as well as members, are free.

Charlotte Water Filtration to the Historic Latta Plantation is a 24-min, 15-mile drive via I-77 N and Beatties Ford Rd.