What we know today as Historic Rosedale has long been home to many memorable and strong women. One of the first was Sarah Frew Davidson. While Sarah never lived at Rosedale, she figures prominently in its history as the sister of builder Archibald Frew and mother of Harriet Davidson Caldwell. Sarah first married Thomas …
Historic Rosedale’s history is filled with strong and interesting African American individuals. Our 200 year old Federal home is rich in tales of enslaved blacksmiths and cooks; Gullah caretakers and war vetrans. To celebrate Black History Month, we’ll take a look at a variety of those African Americans who left an indelible mark on …
The Holiday Season is upon us! It’s a busy time at Historic Rosedale. Our Holiday Haunted History Tour – Ghosts & Christmases Past – was a HUGE success. Participants enjoyed hearing about our resident ghosts (including one who passed on Christmas Eve) and taking in the lovely holiday mood in the house, despite the cold …
Historic Rosedale Plantation is delighted to announce that groundbreaking for its new Events Pavilion began this week. Made possible through a generous gift from Ed and Agnes Weisiger, long time Rosedale supporters, the 3,000 square foot structure will be a welcome addition to the historic site which is located on North Tryon Street in Charlotte. The …
Please note we are Closed Saturday April 27th due to a private event. We will have regular schedule house tours Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday of this week at 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm. Thank you for your understanding.
Historic Rosedale will be closed for April 20th for a private event and Easter, April 21. We will resume Guided house tours on Wednesday April 24. Thank you for your understanding
Early Bird Oyster Roast $40 tickets end today! The Oyster Roast Sunday, March 31 2:00 – 5:00 pm Early Bird Reservations: $40 available through March 8 Last Call Reservations: $55 March 9-22
Saturday, Feb. 23 4:00-6:00 PM Experience the magick of Rosedale’s English Kitchen Basement! Gianna Spriggs-Macdonald, of Curio, Craft & Conjure will talk about the history and traditions of the Gullah. Discover how those low-country traditions made their way up to Rosedale.
People have been savoring chocolate since 2,000 BC. In past times, it was called the “Food of the Gods”. Dr. Larry Mellichamp will discuss how chocolate, once only available to the upper class, became so popular, as well as how it evolved over the years from 1600 to colonial times to now. As you visit …
Saturday, Janruary 19th from 7 am – 9:30 am there will be a 15k marathon with road closures on North Davidson and Plaza Midwood. North Tryon WILL BE OPEN, however even after the marathon is over there still may be some roads closed that could affect your travel to Rosedale.
