Charleston

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Market Hall was built in 1841 for the use of the commissioners of the market and was also used as a meeting hall. Since 1899 it has been home to the Confederate Museum. The hall was the commercial center of Charleston for many years and served as a... Read More

Johns Island

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Beautifully furnished houses, villas and condos on Kiawah Island, 3-night minimum; June through August -- weekly rentals only. Kiawah Island offers 10 miles of pristine beach, championship golf, resort tennis, biking, boating and fine dining. Just 30... Read More

McClellanville

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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 for the... Read More

Awendaw

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Looks like an old store because it was one. The building dates back to the 1920s when it was a general store, and the Rancourt and Penninger family ran it as such for many years. After closing the store in 1988, Mary Rancourt and her son, Kurt Penninger,... Read More

Mount Pleasant

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Featured as one of Southern Living’s “Best Places to Stay in Charleston,” The Cottages on Charleston Harbor offer luxury two-bedroom cottages with a spacious living area, full kitchen, and private porch- Stay and enjoy waterfront views unlike any other. Read More

Mount Pleasant

Coast

Under the award-winning culinary direction of Chef Landen Ganstrom, Crave Kitchen features American fusion-style dining in a warm, inviting atmosphere just off the Isle of Palm Connector. Crave’s menu includes entrees like cedar plank salmon, red... Read More