Review
"Lavish and illuminating, Lowcountry Plantations Today takes us on a memorable tour of 35 plantation homes." --
Rodney Stevens, The CDN Bookstore, March 2002"These are views we are not likely to get elsewhere (unless befriended by the owners and invited over for cocktails)." --
William W. Starr, The State, January 27, 2002
About the Author
N. Jane Iseley has 29 photography books to her credit, including Charleston, Charleston Entertains, Plantations of the Low Country: South Carolina 1697-1865, The Charleston Interior, Savannah Tour of Homes and Gardens, and Savannah Secret and Public Gardens. She is the president of Legacy Publications. Her home is on a family farm in Burlington, North Carolina.
William P. Baldwin, lifelong resident of the South Carolina Lowcountry, is probably best known for writing the best-selling Mrs. Whaley and Her Charleston Garden and Sister Peterkin's Heaven Is a Beautiful Place. These two much-loved memoirs followed his South Carolina-set epic novel The Hard to Catch Mercy, which won the Lillian Smith Award and wide critical acclaim. Baldwin and Iseley collaborated on such histories as the classic, predecessor to this volume: Plantations of the Low Country: South Carolina 1697-1865.