Charleston

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(c.1823) Gothic revival carriage house with garden behind the 1802 Issac Motte House. Located in historic Charleston, SC. Read More

North Charleston

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Convenient, economical lodging with easy access for the busy traveler. Truck Parking. Read More

Charleston

Coast

This state-of-the-art center is the primary ferry departure facility for visiting Fort Sumter. Located in Liberty Square, the center offers interpretive and visual exhibits on the events leading up to the start of the Civil War with the bombardment of... Read More

Charleston

Coast

The French Protestant Church of Charleston was founded in approximately 1681 by Huguenot refugees from the Protestant persecutions in France. About 450 Huguenots had settled in South Carolina's Low Country by 1700. The first Huguenot Church was built on... Read More

Charleston

Coast

Located on Charleston’s renowned King Street, O-Ku offers an upscale dining experience that celebrates authentic, Japanese cuisine with a modern twist. O-Ku was awarded Top 20 Best New Restaurants by Esquire magazine in 2010. Executive Chef Sean Park... Read More

Isle of Palms

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Seabiscuit Café is the perfect spot for breakfast and lunch on Isle of Palms, SC for locals and visitors alike. Locally owned and operated, Seabiscuit Café serves up homemade meals that are the perfect complement to a day on the beach. Read More