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Plantation Homes and Veneto Villas in the United States and Europe

Abstract The region of Veneto in Northern Italy is rich in luxury villas and historic houses, as is the southern United States, where the luxury villas and historic houses take the form of plantation homes. Under the common, original connection of architectural style, this paper will review issues concerning ownership, public availability of the site and funding sources for the historic homes in these two regions. The final results can be summarized by the responses to an open-ended question of the survey: “Which is the main problem in running a cultural heritage site?” Undoubtedly, the clear answer has been “maintenance.” Availability of funds, levels of cooperation with governmental agencies and difficulties of conveying to the public the cultural and heritage values of the sites were some of the other issues of concern cited by both sets of owners.