Charleston

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On the site of a Colonial marketplace, this handsomely proportioned 1801 building first housed the Bank of the United States and then became Charleston's City Hall in 1818. The design is attributed to Charlestonian Gabriel Manigault, a gentleman... Read More

Charleston

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The second Lutheran congregation organized in Charleston in 1840, primarily for German speaking settlers. The present Gothic building, with its 297-foot steeple, was erected in 1872 and was rebuilt following a devastating fire in 1965. Spectacular... Read More

North Charleston

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Featuring a four story, interior corridor hotel located just off I-26. All of our quiet, well-lit rooms are furnished with Serta-quality mattresses, oversized walk-in showers, expanded cable TV with HBO, as well as coffee makers, refrigerators, hair... Read More

Charleston

Coast

British Army & Royal Navy forces will be encamped at Drayton Hall Plantation; the Continental Forces will be encamped at Magnolia Plantation and Gardens; British horse dragoons will be encamped at Middleton Place Plantation. Activities include battle... Read More

Charleston

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The Rev. Daniel J. Jenkins established the Jenkins Orphanage in 1891 for African-American children following an encounter with four youngsters living on the streets of Charleston. The original site of this orphanage was at 20 Franklin St. in the Old... Read More

Charleston

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At the Comfort Suites West of The Ashley, both business and leisure travelers can unwind in relaxing accommodations. Hotel provides easy access to Beach, Shopping and Dining Read More