Charleston

Coast

Completed in 1713, the Powder Magazine was built for gunpowder storage. It is the oldest public building in the Carolinas and one of the few remaining military structures associated with the 1780 British Siege of Charles Town. The Powder Magazine is... Read More

Folly Beach

Coast

Only nine miles from historic, downtown Charleston, our newly renovated hotel sits on the region’s most beautiful beach and offers all the amenities and Southern hospitality you desire. As Charleston only full-service oceanfront hotel, Tides features 132... Read More

Edisto Island

Coast

Founded in 1774, the present church, consecrated in 1881, stands on the sight of the old sanctuary. The church was occupied by Federal troops during the Civil War, destroyed by fire in 1876 and damaged by the hurricane of 1893. The sanctuary was rebuilt... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Built in 1820 and expanded and remodeled by Gov. William Aiken Jr., this palatial town residence showcases city life in antebellum Charleston. Aiken and his wife traveled to Europe and bought magnificent crystal and bronze chandeliers, classical... Read More

Charleston

Coast

South of Market offers sophisticated eclectic home furnishings and French objects. Some are transformed into brilliant fixtures - others left to their own simple, practical devices - all allowing you to transform the rustic or industrial into the elegant... Read More

Meggett

Coast

April in Meggett features Lowcountry artists and crafters, non-profit organizations, food vendors, a silent auction, raffles, antique cars and tractors and live music. Read More