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Historic Charleston & Resort Islands
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Living History Days
Charleston
Coast
Reenactors bring history to life through military and craft demonstrations. Hear the fife and drums and smell the gun powder at the camp of General Nathanael Greene's Continental Army of the South. Learn about the culture and traditions of a bygone era... Read More
Hampton Plantation State Historic Site
McClellanville
Coast
Tucked away in the remote last vestiges of a colonial-era rice plantation, Hampton Plantation State Historic Site is both bucolic and evocative. The plantation’s Georgian-style mansion and well-kept grounds serve as an interpretive site... Read More
Days Inn Charleston Historic District
Charleston
Coast
Located in the heart of the historic district 1/2 block from the Market. Within walking distance of many of Charleston's finest historic homes, gardens and restaurant. There is a nightly charge for parking. Pet friendly rooms available. Restaurant on... Read More
Old St. Andrew's Parish Church
Charleston
Coast
Nestled close to the Ashley River on ten acres of land, Old Saint Andrew's property is comprised of a graveyard, the main church building dating back to 1706, the oldest surviving church in South Carolina, parish house and educational building. The... Read More
Mt. Zion AME Church
Charleston
Coast
Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church was built in 1847-48 as the Glebe Street Presbyterian Church. The design is a very academic one and shows the influence of Sir John Soane (1753-1837) one of England's most prominent architects of the late... Read More
High Cotton
Charleston
Coast
Serving dinner nightly, High Cotton also offers a delightful Sunday brunch and lunch on Saturdays. Our menu is hearty and Southern, featuring regional favorites, steaks, game and fresh seafood – all prepared with the famous Maverick artistry. We’re also... Read More