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Hibernian Hall in Charleston, South Carolina, us, is found at one hundred and five Meeting Street, simply north of the intersection of Meeting and Broad Street, a lot of usually named because the “Four Corners of the Law”. The building was made in 1840 by Thomas U. Director of urban center within the Greek Revival vogue, with six giant-order Ionic columns supporting the gable wall. The building is home to the Hibernian Society, associate Irish benevolent society.
Hibernian Hall is that the solely remaining building related to the Democratic National Convention of 1860, one amongst the foremost important political gatherings in us history. The building served as convention headquarters for the faction of the political party supporting presidential candidate writer A. Douglas.
The first floor was used as a gathering house, and therefore the second floor as quarters for the delegates, WHO slept on many cots created for the occasion.[citation needed] nobody Democratic candidate might garner spare support, and therefore the party’s divisiveness LED to the election of the Republican candidate, President Abraham Lincoln. It had been declared a National Historic Landmark in 1973.
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