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First Baptist Church originated in Kittery, Maine, in 1682. Under the leadership of William Screven, the church moved to Charleston in 1696. An earlier meeting house (c. 1701) was replaced by the present Greek Revival Sanctuary (c. 1822), designed by... Read More

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Completed in 1815 and consecrated a year later, this was the first of the Episcopal churches in the area to be consecrated by an American Bishop. The building was in continuous use during the Civil War; it's bells however were dismantled and sent to... Read More

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Forget the box of chocolates for your Valentine this February; Charleston restaurant Circa 1886 is inviting you and your sweetheart to instead enjoy an entire dinner of sweets. The AAA Four-Diamond, Mobil Four-Star restaurant located on the grounds of... Read More

Charleston

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When you think of Independence Day in the South, there's no doubt corn on the cob, pulled pork sandwiches, watermelon and tomatoes definitely come to mind. Circa 1886, the AAA Four Diamond, Mobil Four Star restaurant on the grounds of the Wentworth... Read More

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Fresh Mexican food and a variety of icy cold beer, tequila flights, margaritas, and mojitos are served at Taco Boy. Enjoy plenty of outdoor seating and a beautiful interior space. Downtown and Folly Beach locations. Read More

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Come out and see our amazing line up for 2016 that includes talented artists, artisans, musicians and food vendors! Unlike any other market, locals and tourists enjoy live music and seek out unique hand made items stretching 3 city blocks.The Charleston... Read More