Charleston

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In the Lowcountry, history is not relegated to a plaque on a landmark. Instead, it is a sense of place—a connection to the past—that lives in the hearts of locals, is apparent in regional traditions, graces the facades of homes, punctuates the vernacular... Read More

Charleston

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At the South Carolina Aquarium overlooking the Charleston Harbor, connect with more than 5,000 amazing animals and learn how you can protect them. Come face-to-face with sick and injured sea turtles in rehabilitation in the Sea Turtle Care Center™, and... Read More

McClellanville

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Exhibits demonstrate a time line of history beginning with villages of the Seewee Indians and the settlement at Jamestown, S.C. by French Huguenots, through the rice planting on the great Santee plantations and the establishment of the town of... Read More

Charleston

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Charleston Charter Fishing provides fly fishing and light tackle charters in beautiful historic Charleston, South Carolina. You’ll fish the many bodies of water surrounding the Charleston low country including Kiawah Island, Folly Beach and Isle of... Read More

Johns Island

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The Walnut Schoolhouse was originally built in 1868 for the freed slaves after the Civil War. Along with 10 other one-room schoolhouses, it was the beginning of public education for Johns Island. It was previously located on what is now Betsey Kerrison... Read More

Charleston

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Stars Rooftop and Grill Room is located on Upper King Street, Charleston’s new downtown dining and entertainment district. It is housed in a restored historic Arts and Crafts building. Stars features its signature Carolina Cuisine in a stunning 1930’s... Read More