Charleston

Coast

Built in 1772, Charleston's Revolutionary War House was the town-home of Thomas Heyward, Jr., signer of the Declaration of Independence. The home features magnificent Charleston-made furniture and a formal 18th century garden. See website or call for... Read More

Folly Beach

Coast

This park offers beach access with over 4,000 feet of ocean frontage. The park includes over 100 acres of highland, 2,000 feet. along the Folly River, sand bars and marsh. A picnic area, boardwalks, showers, dressing areas, and restrooms are among the... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Tours cover six miles of the Historic District, including the Battery, the City Market and Rainbow Row. Two-hour tours include a historic house museum. Minibus tours and walking tour book available. Read More

Isle of Palms

Coast

The Island was first inhabited by the indigenous Seewee Indians and later the English. Legend has it that the only other occupants of the island were pirates who buried their treasures for safekeeping in the deserted dunes and woods. During the... Read More

Charleston

Coast

This site on Morris Island was where the first Union regiment of free black soldier, the 54th Massachusetts Volunteers Infantry Regiment, fought during Civil War. Although Union Soldiers did not take the fort by this July 18, 1863 assault, it proved the... Read More

North Charleston

Coast

Bittermilk cocktail mixers are designed for the modern day cocktail enthusiast, to help mix up unique, quality cocktails following a simple ratio of Bittermilk to your choice of spirit. Read More