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Pam Harrington Exclusives/Kiawah Island
Johns Island
Coast
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
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church & Graveyard
Charleston
Coast
It was established in 1789, the oldest Roman Catholic church in South Carolina. Also it is the mother church of the dioceses of South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. The church ceiling was hand-painted by Caesare Porte in Rome, Italy. The present... Read More
Stono River Slave Rebellion Site
Rantowles
Coast
On September 9 & 10, 1739 an Angolan slave by the name of Jemmy led 80 slaves from area plantations marching toward St. Augustine, Florida expecting freedom. After attacking a warehouse to seize weapons, burning homes, buildings and killing whites, a... Read More
Charleston Grand Hotel
Charleston
Coast
Recently Renovated. All rooms include: Pillow-top Mattresses; MicroFridge; Free WiFi; Coffee Makers with Premium Coffee; Hair Dryers; Irons & Ironing Boards; Hair Dryers. Hotel features include: Beautiful Outdoor Pool; Fitness Center; Business Center;... Read More
Duke's Barbecue
Charleston
Coast
The newest Dukes in the lower part of South Carolina is the one on Folly Road on James Island, and you will only find a the pure mustard-based barbecue tradition here. Dukes is run by Bryan O’Quinn, the son of the owner of the Dukes in Walterboro. The... Read More
The Barbeque Joint
North Charleston
Coast
The Barbeque Joint is a Southern-style barbeque restaurant serving breakfast and lunch. Pork and chicken are our main items, but we offer a variety of other foods, particularly for our weekly specials. Read More